Chess match analyser (C++)
Developed a chess match analysis tool entirely from first principles (no external libraries) to identify mistakes, rate their severity and recommend the optimal move.
sourceTristan Carter
CS student at UCL. Interested in low-latency C/C++/Rust.
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- tristan-carter
- tristan--carter
Tristan Carter is a first-year Computer Science student at University College London (UCL), focusing on low-latency systems programming and performance in C, C++, and Rust. Projects include a chess match analyzer built in C++, a React Native study app used by 200+ students, an endless runner game, and head development work on a popular Roblox game with 3 million visits.
Study app (React Native)
Study app I programmed for my own revision, was also used by 200 other students.
sourceEndless Runner (React Three Fiber)
2D endless runner built in a week during GCSE revision, 4000 plays from 1500 students.
sourcePopular Roblox game (Lua)
Head dev on rehaul of Roblox game with over 3 million visits, managing a $6000 dev budget at 15.