Blog.

It’s hard to believe that my three years at Cambridge have gone by so quickly. It feels like just ...

It feels like just yesterday that I was writing about my first year at Cambridge, but it’s already...

Being the language of the web, JavaScript seems to be everywhere and do everything. And sometimes, a...

Over Christmas, I’ve spent a fair bit of time playing board games with my family. However, being m...

If you have a passport, chances are it’s insecure. Within a decade, it’ll probably track your ev...

For the last 12 weeks, I’ve been working at Nutanix as a Software Engineer Intern on their hypervi...

My first year at Cambridge has been nothing short of absolutely incredible. I’ve made some amazing...

Last week, I had the privilege of participating in START Hack 2023, a 36-hour hackathon hosted by ST...

Over the Christmas break, I’ve been working on a game engine called TSGL, using TypeScript and Web...

I spent the last weekend participating in HackX, a hackathon hosted by the Cambridge Existential Ris...

Plenty of people have already written about how to learn to program, but there are comparatively few...

A few weeks ago, I watched a video introducing me to Hugo, a static site generator written in Go tha...

Last week, I made Equion, one of my longest-running projects, open-source. Originally designed to he...

Mutual exclusion locks, or mutexes, are a vital component of any multi-threaded program. In this pos...

When talking about multi-threaded applications and concurrency, we often hear the term “atomic”....

The recent heatwave here in the UK brought huge growth to TidesX, my tide times app which serves ove...

Two-factor authentication is a vital part of securing any account. By requiring a secondary code to ...

One of the most important things about a blog is encouraging people to read it. A vital part of this...

With the A-level exam season in full swing, I’ve been finding more and more creative ways to procr...