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2018 So Far: Von, Rammy, Trek*

Published on May 12, 2018

I was hoping to write at least one article every month, but as you can see this is my first post since January. I sometimes find it hard to decide which ideas or projects I want to write about, which could explain this 4-month gap. Although I didn't post anything

Blitz: Yet Another Static Site Generator

Published on October 15, 2017

A small disclaimer: I was planning to write this article for a long time now, and somewhere between now and the time I released Blitz I've realised that this project was doomed from the start. Initially, this post was going to be about me telling you how cool Blitz is,

MyAnimeTimeline and Kuristina

Published on October 15, 2017

This article has been sitting in my drafts for a while now, I decided to add some minor details and publish it. Apologies if it might seem incomplete. One day I was looking through the MyAnimeList (MAL) account of mine and I've noticed that I've specified the start and finish

Akko Music Visualisation Framework

Published on October 14, 2017

It's a life-long dream of mine to invent a robust yet accessible music visualisation framework. I've tried a bunch of times in the past using Java (ActiveVisualiser, Envision) but the solutions were very obviously imperfect: first of all, I had no idea what I was doing, and secondly, they were

Discord Spoiler Bot

Published on February 25, 2017

I was elected as the treasurer of UCLU Anime Society 2016/17, and since I was a computer science student I was also responsible for IT in our society. Half way into the academic year we created a Discord chat for our society, and people begun requesting various features. One

UCL PEACH Reality with Microsoft HoloLens

Published on November 20, 2016

As a part of COMP204P/COMP205P System Engineering modules in my 2nd year of study in UCL I've been given a chance to work with Microsoft HoloLens and I became a part of the PEACH project, namely the Reality group. In this article I'll be talking about PEACH Reality itself

Spark: Ambient Lighting System

Published on November 10, 2016

I have recently put together a new rig, and it just so happened I had several LED strips leftover from one of my previous projects. Sadly, I couldn't get my hands on a monitor with built-in ambient lighting so I decided to build my own solution. This was the core

Reflex PHP

Published on October 30, 2016

I was thinking about an easy way to simulate various APIs, and I was looking for a reusable solution that doesn't require much setup and if possible is platform/language independent. The primary application would be in development of apps that rely on some API that has not been made

Digit recognition in JavaScript

Published on August 17, 2016

During the summer of 2016 I took an interest in the concepts behind neural networks and machine learning and after doing researching I decided to apply my newly acquired knowledge. Recently I've begun working with TypeScript quite a lot and decided to stick with it as my primary language of

JS Gaussian Elimination

Published on March 12, 2016

While doing some coursework for MATH6301 module for uni I decided that it takes too damn long to write out basic gaussian elimination operations. Additionally, I felt like procrastinating and doing something that will involve using gulp which I have only recently discovered. The result was this gaussian elimination visualiser

Auth-chan

Published on August 10, 2015

Before I realised I should probably make the source code of my projects public (instead of just dumping tens of hours into them and forgetting about them), I made a bunch of cool things that I've never shared with anyone. Today I've discovered another gem I've made back in August

Reddit Themes

Published on July 24, 2015

Some time around 2014 I was an avid reddit user (I mostly lurk nowadays) and I made quite a lot of themes for various subreddits. Below you can see some of the themes I have actually released. In reality, there were a bit more but I've never gotten a chance

HyperBlocks

Published on March 21, 2015

A quick overview HyperBlocks is a WYSIWYG editor for sidebar content on Reddit. Its main aim is to allow moderators to easily organise the contents of sidebars in their subreddits in a neat and well-structured way without any prior knowledge of CSS or Markdown syntax. You find a video of

Dota 2 Icons

Published on January 17, 2015

I used to make various mods for Dota 2, and as you've probably guessed some of these mods were icon mods for various heroes. In this post you can see some of the icon sets I bothered to complete. I no longer mod Dota 2 so I have no idea

Active Visualiser

Published on January 17, 2015

Back in 2014 I decided to develop a music visualiser, and since I was mostly working with Java at the time my choice fell on this very language. Sadly, I couldn't find any decent tutorials or examples of music visualiser implementation in Java, so I decided to make one myself.

Synlighter

Published on April 10, 2014

Synlighter is a simple syntax highlighting plugin I developed a while ago. I used it primarily as an exercise to study regular expressions, so it is still far from being called a complete product and it only supports HTML, CSS and JS highlighting. Sadly, I'm no longer developing it so