2021 ideas
(Daniel Stenberg)
The traditional run-through of the project. Where we are, how did we do last year and we are we going next.
(Emil Engler)
The idea of using privilege revocation syscalls like seccomp, pledge or unveil in order to make curl more secure has been brewing in my mind for a few months now. This is a good opportunity to share my plans and researches with others.
(Jim Fuller)
An analysis of curl end to end performance ... but I got distracted. Presentation of techniques/tools for profiling application performance.
(Daniel Stenberg)
Daniel offers curl support for paying customers and this is how it works and it it affects and doesn't affect the curl project
(Daniel Stenberg)
How do we do? A look at the measures we've done over the last few years to combat future vulnerabilities. What more can and should we do next to make sure curl is a safe library choice for the world.
(Daniel Stenberg)
A deep-dive into some of the more important internal structures and concepts of libcurl - for libcurl developers and people interested in learning engine details to get a better understanding where and how to poke for pending features and improvements.
When you think about having your C code interface a Rust component, what are the things to watch out for? What if you have to write the C binding yourself? How about language and ABI stability?
(Stefan Eissing)