Released as open source in November 2009, Go has become the foundation for critical infrastructure at every major cloud provider. Its creators look back on how Go got here and why it has stuck around.
Software reuse is finally here, and its benefits should not be understated, but we’ve accepted this transformation without completely thinking through the potential consequences. The Copay and Equifax attacks are clear warnings of real problems in the way software dependencies are consumed today. There’s a lot of good software out there. Let’s work together to find out how to reuse it safely.
This final report describes results of the Phase I SBIR research effort to develop new software testing techniques capable of satisfying the demands-f distributed real-time software environments. Traditional software testing techniques ýce inadequate for distribute systems due to such complicating factors as non-deterministic execution, real-time timing constraints, task interaction event sequencing, race conditions, etc. During the course of the Phase I effort, OTI investigate a wide variety of candidate technique. For each technique, OTI evaluated the feasibility and defined a research and development approach for the technique and required supporting technologies. Detailed comparison'of the attributes of each technique gives the folloing prioritization of techniques:
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