Writing is one of my hobbies and you can access all of my articles, papers, and essays online. This hobby started a long time ago and matured with The Julipedia, my former blog, which I began in June 2004 and that was subsumed into this site on May 2016.

To see the full collection of articles, visit the series section for a curated list of a few article series I've published, and the archive for a full dump of all the articles hosted on this site.

Featured articles

The following is a reduced selection of my best articles, not all of which have been published in this site:

2019-09-27: Sample REST API in Rust and Go
2019-03-06: Darwin's QoS service classes and performance
2019-02-05: Hello, sandboxfs 0.1.0
2018-07-13: Rust vs. Go
2018-03-27: Stick to your project's core language in your tests
2018-03-09: Shell readability: strict mode
2017-02-17: Introducing pkg_comp 2.0 (and sandboxctl 1.0)
2016-09-14: #! /usr/bin/env considered harmful
2016-03-22: A look at Go from a newbie's perspective
2015-10-23: Compilers in the (BSD) base system
2015-09-20: "Your English is pretty good!", they said
2015-09-07: My coding workflow
2015-06-19: How to commit a code hack and not perish along the way
2015-06-06: Get a handle on email subscriptions
2015-05-26: Six years at Google
2015-05-24: Hello, Medium!
2015-04-14: On Bazel and Open Source
2014-11-20: Task tracking and the Bullet Journal
2014-05-31: Code review culture meets FreeBSD
2014-02-15: How to merge multiple Git repositories into one
2013-12-31: Introducing the FreeBSD Test Suite
2013-07-15: Putting a PowerMac G5 to good use
2013-06-20: Self-interview after leaving the NetBSD board
2012-08-07: Introducing sysbuild and sysupgrade [NetBSD blog]
2007-03-01: Making NetBSD Multiboot-Compatible [ONLamp]
2006-05-04: Smart Pointers in C++ [ONLamp]
2005-10-13: Lightweight Web Serving with thttpd [ONLamp]
2005-04-28: Making Packager-Friendly Software, Part 2 [ONLamp]
2005-03-31: Making Packager-Friendly Software [ONLamp]