The Encodable implementation can be simplified further in this case: - The match is not necessary for a single possible type. Simply use the "dot" syntax. - Th

The Encodable implementation can be simplified further in this case: - The match is not necessary for a single possible type. Simply use the "dot" syntax. - The return value of a closure can be derived automatically. `|enc| -> _ {` can be simplified to `|enc| {`. - An explicit return is not necessary, simply leave an expression at the end of the scope. - I'm not sure why `p_url` was dereferenced, but `p_type` not. Apparently it's not necessary at all. - Some redundant braces can be removed. Before: match *self { Feed { _type: ref p_type, url: ref p_url } => encoder.emit_struct("Feed", 2usize, |enc| -> _ { try!(enc.emit_struct_field( "type", 0usize, |enc| p_type.encode(enc))); return enc.emit_struct_field("url", 1usize, |enc| -> _ { (*p_url).encode(enc) }); }), } After: encoder.emit_struct("Feed", 2usize, |enc| { try!( enc.emit_struct_field("type", 0usize, |enc| self._type.encode(enc)) ); enc.emit_struct_field("url", 1usize, |enc| self.url.encode(enc)) })