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Cryptoucan™: New Cables for Packaging

Written by Dominik Joe Pantůček on 2020-01-30

If you are developing an electronic device and it misbehaves, it is the cable. If you think you made an error designing your PCB, it is a cable. And if you think that it is not the cable... it is the cable. Read on about how we finally chose cables for Cryptoucan™ packaging.

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Scripting gpg with Go

Written by Jiří Keresteš on 2020-01-23

Sometimes, you just need to use gpg from a script. There's a couple of ways to achieve your goals, and a lot of dead ends. Read on to learn more!

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Racket: Scriblling In-Source Documentation

Written by Dominik Joe Pantůček on 2020-01-16

Modern systems have become increasingly complex since the beginning of the computing revolution. As these systems are programmed by humans, it is really easy to create systems with erroneous behavior. A well-documented code lowers the risks of introducing bugs in the programs - which should be something to always aim to. Read on to see how we here at Trustica approach this problem.

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Racket: Domain-Specific Mini-Languages

Written by Dominik Joe Pantůček on 2020-01-09

In one of our projects, we needed to write an HTTP application server in Racket. In this application server we needed to route HTTP requests to various methods of various modules. Read on how we slightly modified a simple syntax helper to ease this task for us.

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Racket: contract-based programming

Written by Dominik Joe Pantůček on 2020-01-02

Developing a cryptographic solution means that the algorithm correctness is not an option. Not just for the hardware, firmware and application software, but also for manufacturing support software. Read on to see how we address this need.

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