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Updated:04/15/24
The nulltypes system has been overhauled so all null types are under a generic type named NullType in the top level package. For example, instead of using nulltypes.NullUint8 you would now use NullType[uint8]. This also really helped clean up the null types code. This is a version breaking change, hence the minor version number update.

Other minor changes:
  • Readme file and package information has been updated with the following changes:
    • The type support section has been redone for clarity
    • The structs in the code examples have had the members labeled to explain their used supported type
  • Marshled JSON strings are now properly json escaped
  • Added bypass for my RawBytes bug fix, now that it has been fixed in go v1.23
  • Removed test case that is no longer compatible with go 1.21+
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Section: Misc > Resume
Updated:03/23/24

I made a pretty massive overhaul of my resume. Both the PDF and the copy on this site’s resume section have been updated.

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Updated:03/16/24

GoFasterSQL is a tool designed to enhance the efficiency and simplicity of scanning SQL rows into structures in Go[lang].

While this project was first released in December of 2023 on github and has already had 7 releases there, I’ve finally gotten around to adding it here. I don’t anticipate there being many more releases any time soon as the project is feature complete.

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Section: Projects > Gol10n
Updated:03/16/24

Gol10n is a highly space and memory optimized l10n (localization) library for Go (GoLang) pronounced “Goal Ten”.

While this project was first released in December of 2023 on github and has already had 5 releases there, I’ve finally gotten around to adding it here. I don’t anticipate there being many more releases any time soon as the project is feature complete.

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Section: Website
Updated:03/16/24
I finally got around to bringing this ~20 year old website somewhat up to date.
  • Hid ~10 old projects that noone would care about or are silly to download an executable for when a website could just as easily handle it.
  • Redid the projects page to list projects by type, cleaned up the layout, and removed the silly sorting and smart table stuff.
  • Changed background to a solid color instead of 1px stripes, which didn’t work well on mobile.
  • Fixed layout issues with dynamic section borders
  • Fixed other layout issues with CSS that are now compatible with modern browsers
  • Added mobile compatibility tags and standardized to webfonts for mobile compatibility
  • Fixed anything that used adobe/macromedia flash
  • Removed IE6 compatibility layer
  • Updated copyright and license information
  • Got rid of the silly glossary functionality
  • Made sure all links now use https instead of http
  • Added my email address to the contact page
  • Overhauled the search page