Selected Projects

My final year dissertation is titled Building a Blockchain Library for OCaml'. It achieved a first class grade and the dissertation and source code are currently hosted openly on GitHub. During the project I worked extensively with OCaml, Bash and multiple remote machines.

Links

• Source Code
• Dissertation

This website has been developed over the course of a few years. During these years I have used this website as a playground for learning new technologies. I have worked with Docker containers, AWS, Node.js and Heroku.

The Hackers at Cambridge website is written in Swift using the Kitura framework. Working on this project was a great introduction to web development, the Swift programming language and the software development process. I worked mainly on back end parts of the project, helping to build an events' framework using the fluent database system.

Links

• Blog about writing a website in Swift

This app was commissioned by the Pembroke May Ball committee in 2017. It contained key information about the event including entertainment, food and drink. The app included an interactive map and a What's On' page where users could scroll through upcoming items on the program.