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We are pleased to announce Irmin 2.0.0, a major release of the Git-like distributed branching and storage substrate that underpins MirageOS…

We're glad to announce the first release of mrmime, a parser and a generator of emails. This library provides an OCaml way to analyze and…

In our first article we mostly discussed the API design of decompress and did not talk too much about the issue of optimizing performance…

American Fuzzy Lop or AFL is a fuzzer: a program that tries to find bugs in other programs by sending them various auto-generated inputs…

RFC 1951 is one of the most used standards. Indeed, when you launch your Linux kernel, it inflates itself according zlib standard, a…

We are thrilled to announce that Tarides is laureate of the 21st edition of the i-Lab innovation contest for its innovative technological…

We are pleased to announce the release of OCamlFormat 0.10 (available on opam). There have been numerous changes since the last release, so…

Over the past few months, we have been heavily engaged in release engineering the Irmin 2.0 release, which covers multiple years of work on…

These last few months, I spent some time writing new OCaml PPX rewriters or contributing to existing ones. It's a really fun experience…

Let's talk sun, mint tea and OCaml: Yes, you got it, the MirageOS biennial retreat at Marrakesh! For the 7th iteration of the retreat, the…

Tarides is pleased to have contributed to the dune 1.9.0 release which introduces the concept of library variants. Thanks to this update…

We are pleased to announce the release of OCamlFormat (available on opam). There have been numerous changes since the last release, so here…

MirageOS is a library operating system written from the ground up in OCaml. It has an impossible and incredibly huge goal to re-implement…

Dune comes with a library to query OS-specific information, called configurator. It is able to evaluate C expressions and turn them into OCaml value. Surprisingly, it even works when compiling for a different architecture. How can it do that?

Presentation about MirageOS in Lambda World Cadìz on October 26th

I'm very happy to announce a new major release of ocaml-git (2.0). This release is a 2-year effort to get a revamped streaming API offering…

We are proud to announce the release of OCamlFormat 0.8 (available on opam). To ease the transition from the previous 0.7 release here are…

The OCaml Users and Developers Workshop brings together industrial users of OCaml with academics and hackers who are working on extending the language, type system and tools. OCaml 2018 was held on September 27th, 2018 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, colocated with ICFP 2018.

Check Tarides' talks: RFCs, all the way down! and The OCaml Platform 1.0.

After a tiny but important patch release as 1.1.1, the dune team is thrilled to announce the release of dune 1.2.0! Here are some highlights…

We are thrilled to have been accepted into the Founders Progam's 3rd batch at Station F! Station F is "the only startup campus gathering a whole entrepreneurial ecosystem under one roof" and is providing 3000+ desks and 26 international startup programs. Our Paris offices are now located in that incredible place, close to "métro Chevaleret" (Paris 13).

If you are in Paris, drop us an email to visit our beautiful campus!

Thomas Gazagnaire gave a presentation on MirageOS to the OCaml meetup in Paris.

Check the slides for more details.

We are excited to announce that the Tezos Foundation will trust Tarides to package Tezos nodes as MirageOS unikernel, which will help participants establish nodes on the Tezos network in a more efficient and secure manner.

See the press release for more details.

Zach Shipko is working on improving the UI/UX for Irmin. He is looking for feedback to make Irmin more accessible to potential users and clean up the rough edges for existing users.

Thomas Gazagnaire gave an invited lecture at the computer science department of ENS, in Paris. This was part of the system and network L3 course.

Check the slides (in english) and the exercices (in french).

Anil Madhavapeddy and Gemma Gordon presented our new operating system for connected buildings: OSMOSE to HotPOST’18. OSMOSE is based on MirageOS and Irmin and we hope to explore that area more in the coming months!

Position paper on “An Architecture for Interspatial Communication” accepted to HotPOST’18.