Timothy's Blog

Understanding Hashtables: A Beginner’s Journey with C, Next.js, and 98.css

Hashtables are one of the most efficient ways to organize and retrieve data. At their core, they use key-value pairs to store data, making lookups incredibly fast. However, when I first encountered hashtables while following a C tutorial on YouTube, I struggled to grasp how they actually worked.

Building a Next.js Application with LLM Intergration: A Developer's Guide

Follow along as we build a Next.js application that harnesses the power of open-source Language Models running locally. This guide covers everything from project initialization to creating a functional AI-powered interface.

Super Adventure Learning Through Digital Exploration

A developer's reflection on the value of project-based learning through the lens of creating 'SuperAdventure,' a C# game. Despite platform limitations on macOS, the journey reinforces how hands-on projects, even when facing technical constraints, provide deeper understanding of programming concepts and real-world development challenges.

Cloning a Website: Lessons in Responsive Web Design

Cloning a website might seem like a simple exercise, but it can reveal the complexities of creating responsive, user-friendly designs. This post explores the valuable lessons learned during my journey to replicate the T2 Tea website.

RedFlag: A Modern Take on Formula 1 Heritage and History

Explore its rich features, from live driver standings to iconic moments, while uncovering how advanced APIs and modern UI design bring the history of F1 to life.

What I learnt at Dev Academy

As a programming bootcamp, Dev Academy's unique structure is designed to take students from foundational coding skills to full-stack development expertise in just 15 weeks.

Sanity with Nextjs

Follow my journey into headless CMS development as I create a dynamic blog using Sanity CMS and Next.js.

GrandPrix History

"GrandPrix History" is a React-based web application that displays real-time driver standings and positions, powered by the OpenF1 API.