Signals and Threads

Building a functional email server with Dominick LoBraico

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Oct 28, 2020
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Early Properties of Email
02:18 • 4min
3
The Compliance of Configuring a Mail System for Compliance
06:46 • 2min
4
How the Config Language Was Hard to Reason About?
08:31 • 3min
5
How to Write an Email Server in OCaml
12:01 • 2min
6
Using OCaml in a Mail Server Configuration Language
13:53 • 4min
7
How to Get Yourself Out of a Problem Like This
17:53 • 2min
8
Open Source Mail Server Implementation
19:40 • 2min
9
How Do You Reverse Engineering a New System?
21:30 • 5min
10
How to Write Software That Makes Things Happen
26:00 • 3min
11
What Are the Benefits of Using OCaml in a New Domain?
29:11 • 3min
12
Email Core Security
32:39 • 2min
13
The Power of Relay Lists
34:10 • 2min
14
Taking a Software-Oriented Workflow Approach
36:11 • 3min
15
The Culture of Software and the Tools of Software
38:46 • 2min
16
The Culture of Testing in OCaml
40:54 • 3min
17
OCaml Compiler - Pattern Match, Exhaustivity Check
43:47 • 2min
18
Open Source Mail Servers - Security by Obscurity
46:14 • 2min
19
How Do You Wish Email Was Better?
47:44 • 5min
20
The Biggest Problem With SMTP
52:41 • 3min
21
The Cost of Sending an Email
55:29 • 2min
22
The Reverse Mailing List Problem at Jamesthrough
57:59 • 3min
23
The Future of Email - Are You Optimistic About It?
01:00:43 • 3min