bye bye RTMP π
In May 2010 we merged support for the RTMP protocol suite into curl, in our desire to support the worldβs internet transfer protocols. RTMP The protoc [...]
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In May 2010 we merged support for the RTMP protocol suite into curl, in our desire to support the worldβs internet transfer protocols. RTMP The protoc [...]
In the spring of 2020 I decided to finally do something about the lack of visualizations for how the curl project is performing, development wise. How [...]
Background: nuget.org is a Microsoft owned and run service that allows users to package software and upload it to nuget so that other users can downlo [...]
Release presentation Numbers the 273rd release8 changes63 days (total: 10,712)264 bugfixes (total: 13,640)538 commits (total: 38,024)0 new public libc [...]
curl and libcurl are written in C. Rather low level components present in many software systems. They are typically not part of any ecosystem at all. [...]
The Linux Foundation, the organization that we want to love but that so often makes that a hard bargain, has created something they call βInsightsβ wh [...]
The annual curl users and developers meeting, curl up, takes place May 23-24 2026 in Prague, Czechia. We are in fact returning to the same city and th [...]
tldr: curl goes back to Hackerone. When we announced the end of the curl bug-bounty at the end of January 2026, we simultaneously moved over and start [...]
Last spring I wrote a blog post about our ongoing work in the background to gradually simplify the curl source code over time. This is a follow-up: a [...]
The title of my ending keynote at FOSDEM February 1, 2026. As the last talk of the conference, at 17:00 on the Sunday lots of people had already left, [...]