A collection of articles and links about Tarides.
Announcing Tezos’ 8th protocol upgrade proposal: Hangzhou
The last upgrade of the Tezos protocol, Granada, activated on August 6th, 2021. We are now glad to announce a new protocol proposal, Hangzhou, the result of a collaborative work from various teams.
This is a joint post with Nomadic Labs, Marigold, Oxhead Alpha and DaiLambda.
Tarides Returns to FIC 2021
Last year, Tarides had the honour of winning the “Coup de Coeur” Startup Award at the International Cybersecurity Forum (FIC). It’s the…
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Tarides Engineers to Present at ICFP 2021
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the OCaml Language! It's an exciting time for OCaml programmers and enthusiasts. A fun and…
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Benchmarking OCaml projects with current-bench
Regular CI systems are optimised for workloads that do not require stable performance over time. This makes them unsuitable for running…
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Tarides at WomenHack Virtual Event
Tarides takes great pride in a diverse workforce and strives to continue bringing talented people to its team from around the globe. This is…
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Tarides Introduces OSMOSE at the Open-Source Innovation Sprint
Tarides is excited to announce that our CEO, Dr. Thomas Gazagnaire, and Prof. Anil Madhavapeddy, from the University of Cambridge, will…
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Tarides project SCoP is selected as one of the brightest Data Portability projects in Europe!
Tarides is taking part in the Data Portability & Services Incubator (DAPSI), a 3-year EU funded project that empowers internet innovators to…
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Florence and beyond: the future of Tezos storage
In collaboration with Nomadic Labs, Marigold and DaiLambda, we're happy to announce the completion of the next Tezos protocol proposal…
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Partnering for more diversity in Tech
Tarides is very glad to announce our partnership with Ada Tech School. Founded in 2019 and based in Paris (France), Ada Tech School, named…
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Recent and upcoming changes to Merlin
Merlin is a language server for the OCaml programming language; that is, a daemon that connects to your favourite text editor and provides…
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Tarides sponsors the Oxbridge Women in Computer Science Conference 2020
The Oxbridge Women in Computer Science conference is an annual one-day event hosted by the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge (UK). The…
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Building portable user interfaces with Nottui and Lwd
At Tarides, we build many tools and writing UI is usually a tedious task. In this post we will see how to write functional UIs in OCaml…
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Tarides is now a sponsor of the OCaml Software Foundation
Tarides is pleased to provide support for the OCaml Software Foundation, a non-profit foundation hosted by the Inria Foundation. The OCaml…
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Irmin: September 2020 update
This post will survey the latest design decisions and performance improvements made to irmin-pack, the Irmin storage backend used by Tezos…
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Introducing irmin-pack
irmin-pack is an Irmin storage backend that we developed over the last year specifically to meet the Tezos use-case. Tezos nodes were…
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Fuzzing OCamlFormat with AFL and Crowbar
AFL (and fuzzing in general) is often used to find bugs in low-level code like parsers, but it also works very well to find bugs in high…
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