MorrisonCole/alpha.morrisoncole.co.uk
My personal website, alpha version! π
Currently @Unity-Technologies, (prev. @improbable-io, @shazam). Studied CS @UCL.
My personal website, alpha version! π
My personal website! π Production version built with Gatsby & Typescript.
:octocat: A fast π₯ TypeScript GitHub Action to ensure that your PR title matches a given regex.
Venera is an Android instrumentation that hooks into your testrunner and automatically gathers useful runtime information across test runs.
Rules for consistent, readable, and valid package.json files. ποΈ
ε (kaΒ·taΒ·na): a modern, open-source, English β Japanese dictionary with a native Android client.
Tools to validate package.json files.
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Easy to maintain open source documentation websites.
My solutions for various code golf problems (HackerRank, LeetCode, etc.)
Random utilities that I wrote to help migrate from a Google Apps account to a personal one
A Sublime Text syntax highlighter for SpatialOS Schema
Helpers to determine the gender breakdown of the Japanese government (lower and upper houses)
Reproduction for Rider issue https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RIDER-81746
A Chrome extension that creates Anki notes when you look up words with Jisho. Built with React.
TarsosDSP, a Real-Time Audio Processing Framework in Java
A library that offers the fastest way to execute Android instrumentation tests.
A Gradle plugin that adds Fork test tasks for Android instrumentation tests
LaTeX files for my dissertation
A C# wrapper for the Spotify Web API, targeting .NET 3.5
A simple Haskell-based DPLL solver that reads and writes to standard input/output.
The objective of this coursework is to write the equivalent of scandisk for a DOS (FAT12) filesystem on a floppy disk. Scandisk is a filesystem checker for DOS filesystems. It can check that a filesystem is internally consistent, and correct any errors found.
A simple application to help manage your All Access library
Software Engineer Challenge - please see README.md
Modernising my Android knowledge with Google's 'Developing Android Apps with Kotlin' Udacity course