

Monthly summary for 2026-03 for lightpanda-io/browser: delivered foundational network-runtime infrastructure, reliability improvements, and performance/memory-safety enhancements. Highlights include grounding a Global NetworkRuntime module, migrating accept loop to a common runtime, enabling graceful shutdown signaling, hardening concurrency with a single listener, and introducing TSAN for C libraries. These changes reduce risk, improve maintainability, and enhance readiness for scale in production.
Monthly summary for 2026-03 for lightpanda-io/browser: delivered foundational network-runtime infrastructure, reliability improvements, and performance/memory-safety enhancements. Highlights include grounding a Global NetworkRuntime module, migrating accept loop to a common runtime, enabling graceful shutdown signaling, hardening concurrency with a single listener, and introducing TSAN for C libraries. These changes reduce risk, improve maintainability, and enhance readiness for scale in production.
February 2026: Achieved significant architectural modernization and reliability improvements in lightpanda-io/browser. Key deliverables: - Implemented multi-CDP architecture with a dedicated CDP thread and per-CDP HttpClient, enabling concurrent CDP connections and improved responsiveness. - Moved IO loops from Server to CDP Client and centralized curl handling in modular layers (Connection, Net) with a type-safe curl wrapper for safer API usage. - Strengthened core thread-safety across ArenaPool, Robots and Env; introduced strict visibility for Net functions. - Reworked build and dependency management: switched to Zig package manager, modularized C libraries, updated libcurl, and increased CI memory limit for reproducible builds. Major bugs fixed: - Fixed race condition in sighandler. - Fixed use-after-free in Fetch. - Fixed a typo in build.zig. Overall impact: - Improved scalability to support multiple CDP connections, reduced risk from race conditions, and enhanced build stability and reproducibility, enabling faster iteration and safer deployments. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Zig, multi-CDP architecture, thread safety, modular networking, type-safe wrappers, CI optimization.
February 2026: Achieved significant architectural modernization and reliability improvements in lightpanda-io/browser. Key deliverables: - Implemented multi-CDP architecture with a dedicated CDP thread and per-CDP HttpClient, enabling concurrent CDP connections and improved responsiveness. - Moved IO loops from Server to CDP Client and centralized curl handling in modular layers (Connection, Net) with a type-safe curl wrapper for safer API usage. - Strengthened core thread-safety across ArenaPool, Robots and Env; introduced strict visibility for Net functions. - Reworked build and dependency management: switched to Zig package manager, modularized C libraries, updated libcurl, and increased CI memory limit for reproducible builds. Major bugs fixed: - Fixed race condition in sighandler. - Fixed use-after-free in Fetch. - Fixed a typo in build.zig. Overall impact: - Improved scalability to support multiple CDP connections, reduced risk from race conditions, and enhanced build stability and reproducibility, enabling faster iteration and safer deployments. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Zig, multi-CDP architecture, thread safety, modular networking, type-safe wrappers, CI optimization.
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