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No Half Measures

Self-taught developer based in the UK. I enjoy building useful tools, experimenting with ideas and figuring out how things work.

Mostly C++, C# and Python, with some JavaScript. My latest project, Sprawl, also takes me into Rust, React and Tauri.

What I'm building

  • Sprawl — See what's taking up space on your Windows drives. Disk scanning, interactive treemaps, saved scans and change tracking, built with Rust, Tauri and React.
  • Mailtide — An email client exploring personalisation, usability and greater control over your inbox. In development.

Earlier projects

  • Baast — Event scheduling and sign-ups for Discord communities, with a Django dashboard and Google Calendar and Sheets integrations. Service retired; source archived.
  • Grand Multiplayer — GTA V multiplayer development, continued from FiveMP. I worked on RakNet-based state synchronisation, co-led programming, managed the team and community, and later led the project.

Find me on Discord

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  1. Baast-Discord-Bot Baast-Discord-Bot Public archive

    Python

  2. GrandMultiplayer/Grand-Multiplayer GrandMultiplayer/Grand-Multiplayer Public archive

    C++ 12 9

  3. Sprawl Sprawl Public

    A disk-space visualizer for Windows that scans a 2-million-file system drive in about 3.5 seconds.

    Rust 1