News

There are four main areas where I spend my time.

The Alliance is a Gold sponsor for CppCon 2019 . This conference is the annual, week-long face-to-face gathering for the entire C++ community. The conference is organized by the C++ community for the community.

I’ve started working on improvements to the zlib part of Beast. There are some gaps in the test harness of these components, so I’ve decided to increase coverage.

There are four main areas where I spend my time.

After quite a bit of work exploring ways to make certificate verification more complete, I’ve concluded that Boost is currently missing a few tools to make that viable.

There are four main areas where I spend my time.

This month, I’ve worked on expanding the documentation of Certify, especially the example and introduction parts. When looking through the documentation for Boost.Build I found out it’s possible to import snippets from *.cpp files into the documentation, which will allow me to…

There are four main areas where I spend my time.

Certify did not have any platform-independent means of caching certificate status (i.e. revoked, valid, unknown), so I implemented one.

There are four main areas where I spend my time.

Certify now properly verifies the hostname of a TLS server according to RFC 2818 or TLS-DANE if available. Additionally, initial support for CRLSets has been merged, although it’s still missing integration into the verification code.

There are four main areas where I spend my time.