# curtin (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 2 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover curtin. Page: Feed: --- ## [Web engine CI on a shoestring budget](https://www.azabani.com/2025/12/18/shoestring-web-engine-ci.html) _2025-12-18 · /diːˈlaːn(.)ˌʕaːzəbaːniː/_ Servo is a greenfield web browser engine that supports many platforms. Automated testing for the project requires building Servo for all of those platforms, plus several additional configurations, and running nearly two million tests including the entire Web Platform Tests. How do we do all of that in under half an hour, without a hyperscaler budget for compute and an entire team to keep it all… ## [Guy finally receives his PhD…](https://guysalvidge.wordpress.com/2025/09/06/guy-finally-receives-his-phd/) _2025-09-06 · guysalvidge · Guy Salvidge_ I finally got to wear a silly outfit and receive my PhD on Thursday 4th September 2025 at Curtin University. This wouldn t have happened without the efforts of my supervisors David Whish-Wilson (pictured here in the middle) and Anne Ryden, who were unfailingly kind and helpful to me on my PhD journey. Thanks also to my lovely \[ \] ## [Generative AI in Servo](https://www.azabani.com/2025/04/11/generative-ai-in-servo.html) _2025-04-11 · /diːˈlaːn(.)ˌʕaːzəbaːniː/_ Servo has shown that we can build a browser with a modern, parallel layout engine in a fraction of the cost of the big incumbents, thanks to our powerful tooling, our strong community, and our thorough documentation. But we can, and should, build Servo without generative AI tools like GitHub Copilot. ## [PhD Milestone 3 at Curtin University](https://guysalvidge.wordpress.com/2024/09/05/phd-milestone-3-at-curtin-university/) _2024-09-05 · guysalvidge · Guy Salvidge_ Yesterday I had the pleasure of doing my Milestone 3 presentation for my PhD at Curtin, which is in its final stages before it goes off to be examined. Apparently I looked a bit exhausted, and certainly I m feeling weary today, but I wouldn t have made it this far without my supervisors David Whish-Wilson (pictured \[ \]