Computer science student and open source contributor.
I’m a computer science student at the University of Bristol, and I’m a core developer for Minetest, an open source voxel game engine to create games that have infinite Minecraft-like worlds.
I’m interested in kernel, Android and game development, language compilation, and multiplayer networking
I post in-depth tutorials and articles on my projects on my blog around once a month. See below for the most recent posts.
Worked on the Linux kernel and Android components such as Bionic to add new security-related features. Wrote tools to assist with debugging, testing, and benchmarking these new features.
Developed polished native apps for Android and iOS using Kotlin, Java, Swift, and Objective-C. Also developed backend systems using PHP and Symfony
Created a web app to allocate tasks and anticipate future workload, using Python and Flask. This was for a real client, and was done as part of college.
Created a tourist website for beaches from a brief.
I regularly review pull requests, and have contributed over 100 patches. I'm one of the most active core developers currently.
Things I've directly contributed include:
I've also created a number of third-party projects, including an app to install mods to the Android port, a 3d voxel modelling program, and lots of mods
I attended as an official exhibitor at the Freenode Live 2017 conference.
Participating in this project has given me a proficiency in Git, Linux, and collaboration.
Here is a selection of things I've had experience with. There's too many to list in full.
Take a look at my blog, Twitter, Github, or YouTube accounts.
