Blog.

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...