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Bulgaria's new eGov minister is a software developer, ranked #40 all time on Stack Overflow and the founder of a blockchain-based cyber security startup.
4 projects | /r/programming | 14 Dec 2021

It's all a lot of work they did in very little time. I'm just glad they mostly used proven technology. Well, they use CBOR (compact binary object representation), which I never heard before and for the rules they use CertLogic, a dialect of JsonLogic that they've made up. JsonLogic seems to be a bit of an obscure and really under-specified rule format. CertLogic is more minimal, cuts out some crap, and is better specified. Although I think a bit too minimal at parts. (Anyway, I also wrote an JsonLogic+CertLogic interpreter in C, just for fun, not for serious use: https://github.com/panzi/jsonlogic-c Don't use badly tested C libraries for obscure rule formats! I just wanted to learn how to write something with tagged pointers (well, IEEE double NaN payload "pointers") and a manually crafted hashtable just for fun. The things I do for fun. But I digress.)