We have thrown together a Ubunutu installable bundle.
You can install onto Ubuntu and the custom application is available from the Linux terminal e.g. cpp_app
Some really interesting features are coming forward with ’26’ standard, including moving one or two mock style tests into the language itself. Interesting stuff certainly a borrow from blockchain and crypto development.
We’ve talked previously about web3 and some php frameworks that secure data at rest, but now that some of this pre/post validation has moved into the (will move when the compilers update) language standard itself we will be able to make the processe slightly quicker.
Future engineering out the bundle will allow us to privatise web server access, for example private AI models, helping to keep us within GDPR data regulations (UK based).
And protecting the interface, source and sync, and protect the network communications in between ‘source’ and ‘sink’, or ‘client’ and ‘server’ application pairs.
This programming pattern and build cycle will be more and more important going forward.
On the server side we can utilitse a few things
- Noir or ZKSync or zero knowledge proof guarantees of ‘other’ side remote calls and computations.
- Almost Guaranteed runtime environments. These latest developments in MOK and PKI firmwares and BIOS/UEFI attestation status are beginning to spread as an emergent standard .Just about taking off. ( for example call of duty ).
- Source to sync pairing with shared SSL certificates (i.e. Both client and server are signed with the same SSL key).
- In the future more secure smart factories, robots, smart cars and robo taxis.
- AI and these Field of AI Agents (Swarm AI). With these x402 payment gateway clicks become more available along the block chain, subscription models can automatically earn fees with blockchain deliverability.
Of course all of these modular developments, develop both along their own lines but also work interchangeably, for example as a collective unit all together for a shared purpose or under shared guidance..
Granted there is a lot of stuff happening which seems to be happening just for sake of it, but there are also some more genuine perhaps more academic or engineeringresearch going on across the lines aswell.
There is also certainly a hell of a lot of noise especially as regards security and the prevention of financial crime fraud and crypto scams.
So in short its really ramping up and I predict a bad couple of years forth coming as regard all of the negatives that go along with various nefarious groups exploiting tech for manipulation purposes.Which is a shame.