About Me

I'm a programmer and amateur photographer from Surrey, who mainly works in HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Python and C#. I aim to start developing Android apps; am yet to venture into the worlds of Java and C++.

I am always on the lookout for new projects, so please leave any ideas here. I am open to exploration of new languages, and can't wait to hear your suggestions! Really, I mean it: I'm a bit stuck for ideas at the moment.

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Infographic: The Archerfish

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Here is an infographic about the archerfish, detailing what it must do to catch its prey, how it accounts for refraction and gravity, and how it uses fluid dynamics to ensure maximum impact when its water jet hits its prey. Please check out my GitHub, @mgrove36 , and GitLab, @mgrove36 ; if you have any ideas for projects I could do, please leave them here .
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Implementing Material Design for the Web on My New Demo Website

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