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This page contains information about several of my personal projects. These projects are purely for personal and academic research; they are not designed or intended to be commercialized.

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Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.

Over six years ago, I started combining some of my POC projects into a larger system which enabled me to test various aspects of their integration as well as give me a better understanding of database architecture. Having had some experience with Postgres, I called my database system NEXTGRES. While my original NEXTGRES code worked, I had found it less than stable. So, in 2001, I decided to rewrite most of it and integrate it into Postgres.