Things I have built, from programming languages and infrastructure tools to games, utilities, and older experiments.
View my GitHub (opens in a new tab)Programming language
A compiled programming language built from scratch in Go, with its own package manager and plans for self-hosting.
Novus compiles to native machine code and supports modules, imports, typed functions, inline assembly, a growing standard library, and the nox package manager. It began as my A-Level computer science project.
Deployment platform
A self-hosted platform for deploying applications, databases, and services on your own infrastructure.
Chap supports Git deployments, Docker containers, multiple servers, role-based team access, live logs, monitoring, service templates, MFA, and an API.
Networking tool
A lightweight TCP proxy that routes HTTP and TLS traffic using DNS SRV records.
ProxyDNSCache selects certificates by domain, upgrades HTTP connections to HTTPS, and routes several TLS applications, including WebSockets, through one port.
Browser game
A browser-based Tetris game with a persistent global scoreboard.
The project uses PHP and MySQL for saved scores, with Node.js WebSockets keeping leaderboard updates current.
Smaller tools, experiments, and Novus projects that are still recent enough to reflect what I work on now.
Study tool
A PHP dashboard I use to track study sessions, topic-test results, progress, and revision data.
Machine learning experiment
A small Python chatbot that experiments with masked diffusion to generate text using NumPy and optional CuPy.
Novus project
A playable platformer written in Novus. It tests the language and novus-window support on macOS and Debian-based Linux.
Novus app
A Novus desktop app that repairs non-manifold STL files for 3D printing. It is also a practical test of Novus on a real job.
Small web tool
A small tool that turns CSS custom properties into a visual colour palette.
School utility
A small PowerShell utility I made to set wallpapers on restricted school Windows devices.
Virtual computer
A computer based on Little Man Computer, with extra features including string handling.
Incomplete
An attempt at a Minecraft server written in Novus. I stopped working on it before it became reliable, and much of it barely works.
These projects show what I was building at the time. Some are rough, incomplete, or no longer reflect how I write software, but I have kept them here to show the range of things I have worked on.
Very early project
An old number-guessing AI experiment. I keep it here as part of the archive, not as an example of my current work.
Superseded by V2
The original Python version of my tool for repairing non-manifold STL files.
Very early project
An old Discord bot that reports the status of a Pterodactyl panel and its nodes.
Older, but still useful
A JavaScript rich-text editor with its own formatting model and selection handling. The demo below uses the real editor code with new controls made for this page.
Select some text and try the formatting controls.
Try selecting a few words, then change their format or align the whole line.
Archived experiment
An early JavaScript SMTP server. It partly worked, but it was never suitable for real mail.
Archived experiment
An early JavaScript IMAP server. It partly worked and was left unfinished.
Very early project
An old mail-queue experiment using PHP and a Node.js server.
2024 work experience
A PHP and SQL expense-report system built during work experience at The Curve.
Unreliable experiment
A Swift experiment that tried to generate trading suggestions from screenshots. It never worked reliably.
Very early school project
A PHP chat site and JavaScript server that I used to talk with friends at school.
Coursework project
My augmented-reality project for OCR Cambridge National coursework.
Old and unfinished
An early redesign of the PinPoint website. It is not work I would use as a current example.
First large project
My first large project. It is rough, incomplete, and archived, but it shows where I started.
Older Minecraft project
A Minecraft plugin that lets players choose whether their inventory drops when they die.
Older Minecraft project
A bridge between a Minecraft server and a custom Discord bot.
