research.swtch.com 18. 7. 2024Hash-Based Bisect Debugging in Compilers and Runtimes – research.swtch.com 3. 4. 2024The xz attack shell script – research.swtch.com 3. 4. 2024Timeline of the xz open source attack – research.swtch.com 8. 12. 2023Go Changes – research.swtch.com 5. 12. 2023Go Testing By Example – research.swtch.com 30. 11. 2023Open Source Supply Chain Security at Google – research.swtch.com 26. 10. 2023Running the “Reflections on Trusting Trust” Compiler – research.swtch.com 18. 8. 2023C and C++ Prioritize Performance over Correctness – research.swtch.com 17. 7. 2023Coroutines for Go – research.swtch.com 11. 7. 2023Storing Data in Control Flow – research.swtch.com 24. 2. 2023Opting In to Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023Use Cases for Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023The Design of Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023Transparent Telemetry for Open-Source Projects – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 4. 2. 2023The Magic of Sampling, and its Limitations – research.swtch.com 14. 2. 2022Go’s Version Control History – research.swtch.com 10. 1. 2022What NPM Should Do Today To Stop A New Colors Attack Tomorrow – research.swtch.com 2. 11. 2021On “Trojan Source” Attacks – research.swtch.com 12. 7. 2021Updating the Go Memory Model – research.swtch.com 6. 7. 2021Programming Language Memory Models – research.swtch.com 29. 6. 2021Hardware Memory Models – research.swtch.com 29. 6. 2021Memory Models – research.swtch.com 3. 12. 2019The Principles of Versioning in Go – research.swtch.com 1. 11. 2019How Many Go Developers Are There? – research.swtch.com 3. 10. 2019Go Proposal Process: Representation – research.swtch.com 23. 9. 2019Go Proposal Process: Enabling Experiments – research.swtch.com 22. 8. 2019Go Proposal Process: Scaling Discussions – research.swtch.com 15. 8. 2019Go Proposal Process: Large Changes – research.swtch.com 7. 8. 2019Go Proposal Process: Clarity & Transparency – research.swtch.com 5. 8. 2019Thinking about the Go Proposal Process – research.swtch.com 5. 8. 2019Go Proposals – research.swtch.com 1. 3. 2019Transparent Logs for Skeptical Clients – research.swtch.com 25. 2. 2019An Encoded Tree Traversal – research.swtch.com 23. 1. 2019Our Software Dependency Problem – research.swtch.com 7. 6. 2018Why Add Versions To Go? – research.swtch.com 30. 5. 2018What is Software Engineering? – research.swtch.com 29. 5. 2018The vgo proposal is accepted. Now what? – research.swtch.com 23. 2. 2018Versioned Go Commands – research.swtch.com 22. 2. 2018Defining Go Modules – research.swtch.com 22. 2. 2018Reproducible, Verifiable, Verified Builds – research.swtch.com 21. 2. 2018Minimal Version Selection – research.swtch.com 9. 1. 2017Go and Dogma – research.swtch.com 17. 9. 2012A Tour of Acme – research.swtch.com 18. 5. 2011Minimal Boolean Formulas – research.swtch.com 18. 3. 2010Zip Files All The Way Down – research.swtch.com 5. 3. 2010UTF-8: Bits, Bytes, and Benefits – research.swtch.com 9. 4. 2008Computing History at Bell Labs – research.swtch.com 14. 3. 2008Using Uninitialized Memory for Fun and Profit – research.swtch.com 25. 1. 2008Play Tic-Tac-Toe with Knuth – research.swtch.com 9. 1. 2008Crabs, the bitmap terror! – research.swtch.com
18. 7. 2024Hash-Based Bisect Debugging in Compilers and Runtimes – research.swtch.com 3. 4. 2024The xz attack shell script – research.swtch.com 3. 4. 2024Timeline of the xz open source attack – research.swtch.com 8. 12. 2023Go Changes – research.swtch.com 5. 12. 2023Go Testing By Example – research.swtch.com 30. 11. 2023Open Source Supply Chain Security at Google – research.swtch.com 26. 10. 2023Running the “Reflections on Trusting Trust” Compiler – research.swtch.com 18. 8. 2023C and C++ Prioritize Performance over Correctness – research.swtch.com 17. 7. 2023Coroutines for Go – research.swtch.com 11. 7. 2023Storing Data in Control Flow – research.swtch.com 24. 2. 2023Opting In to Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023Use Cases for Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023The Design of Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023Transparent Telemetry for Open-Source Projects – research.swtch.com 8. 2. 2023Transparent Telemetry – research.swtch.com 4. 2. 2023The Magic of Sampling, and its Limitations – research.swtch.com 14. 2. 2022Go’s Version Control History – research.swtch.com 10. 1. 2022What NPM Should Do Today To Stop A New Colors Attack Tomorrow – research.swtch.com 2. 11. 2021On “Trojan Source” Attacks – research.swtch.com 12. 7. 2021Updating the Go Memory Model – research.swtch.com 6. 7. 2021Programming Language Memory Models – research.swtch.com 29. 6. 2021Hardware Memory Models – research.swtch.com 29. 6. 2021Memory Models – research.swtch.com 3. 12. 2019The Principles of Versioning in Go – research.swtch.com 1. 11. 2019How Many Go Developers Are There? – research.swtch.com 3. 10. 2019Go Proposal Process: Representation – research.swtch.com 23. 9. 2019Go Proposal Process: Enabling Experiments – research.swtch.com 22. 8. 2019Go Proposal Process: Scaling Discussions – research.swtch.com 15. 8. 2019Go Proposal Process: Large Changes – research.swtch.com 7. 8. 2019Go Proposal Process: Clarity & Transparency – research.swtch.com 5. 8. 2019Thinking about the Go Proposal Process – research.swtch.com 5. 8. 2019Go Proposals – research.swtch.com 1. 3. 2019Transparent Logs for Skeptical Clients – research.swtch.com 25. 2. 2019An Encoded Tree Traversal – research.swtch.com 23. 1. 2019Our Software Dependency Problem – research.swtch.com 7. 6. 2018Why Add Versions To Go? – research.swtch.com 30. 5. 2018What is Software Engineering? – research.swtch.com 29. 5. 2018The vgo proposal is accepted. Now what? – research.swtch.com 23. 2. 2018Versioned Go Commands – research.swtch.com 22. 2. 2018Defining Go Modules – research.swtch.com 22. 2. 2018Reproducible, Verifiable, Verified Builds – research.swtch.com 21. 2. 2018Minimal Version Selection – research.swtch.com 9. 1. 2017Go and Dogma – research.swtch.com 17. 9. 2012A Tour of Acme – research.swtch.com 18. 5. 2011Minimal Boolean Formulas – research.swtch.com 18. 3. 2010Zip Files All The Way Down – research.swtch.com 5. 3. 2010UTF-8: Bits, Bytes, and Benefits – research.swtch.com 9. 4. 2008Computing History at Bell Labs – research.swtch.com 14. 3. 2008Using Uninitialized Memory for Fun and Profit – research.swtch.com 25. 1. 2008Play Tic-Tac-Toe with Knuth – research.swtch.com 9. 1. 2008Crabs, the bitmap terror! – research.swtch.com