A recap of our first-ever Twitter Spaces session, recorded September 20th, 2021.

1Password is ready to harness the full power of iOS 15! 🚀 Everything you know and love about 1Password in the browser is now available on your iPhone and iPad with our new Safari extension.

In the beginning, there was on-premise. Then things got complicated. Hello CISO is a new series aimed at Chief Information Security Officers, IT security teams, and all other members of an organization responsible for maintaining the safety and integrity of the business and its operations. "The responsibilities of the modern CISO are expanding as digital infrastructure grows more complex. It’s no longer feasible to protect against every single threat, so you have to think more strategically. We need to work smarter, not harder – and that’s what I want to explore in this series."

Welcome to the next chapter of 1Password. Today we’re announcing a new investment round in 1Password. Our current investor Accel led this round and a number of incredible folks including Ashton Kutcher’s Sound Ventures and top executives from Shopify, Slack, Squarespace, Google, Eventbrite, MessageBird and Atlassian also came on board. Find out more about how we’re building the future of online security on the 1Password blog.

Senior developer, Nathan West, digs into the advanced concurrency benefits made possible by Async and Futures in Rust. Nathan explains the differences between Rust Futures and JavaScript Promises, discussing the way Async/Await relate, before demonstrating the implications of these capabilities by building out a series of demonstrative code examples.

Let's talk about Nom! In this fireside chat, senior developer Nathan West dives into the fundamentals of Nom, a popular parser combinator library for Rust.

It's time to dig further into Nom parses. In this fireside chat, senior developer Nathan West writes a (mostly-compliant!) JSON parser from scratch.

Announcing 1Password Secrets Automation. It’s the 1Password you know and love, now for all your company secrets. 1Password protects secrets like logins and credit cards. Secrets Automation protects secrets in your company infrastructure – like API tokens, application keys, and private certificates – and supplies them when and where they’re needed.

If you thought 1Password was just for keeping login details safe, think again. From passports to payment methods, here are 10 other things you can keep in 1Password. 1Password is available for families and businesses.

Senior Developer, Nathan West, shares an introduction to Rust macros, and discusses token trees, metavariable types, and pattern repetition. He’s joined by 1Password Co-Founder Dave Teare, Senior Developers Matias Bueno, Mathieu Letendre-Jauniaux, and Ricky Hosfelt, along with Senior Staff Developer Mitchell Cohen in the first installment of the 1Password Developer Fireside Chat series.