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Name: Luke Storry

Type: User

Company: Lets Do This

Bio: Software Engineer at Lets Do This

Twitter: LukeStorry

Location: London

Blog: lkst.uk

Luke Storry

London-based software developer, windsurfer & climber

I currently work at Let's Do This, the world’s leading marketplace for endurance events.

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In my spare time (when I'm not out on the water or up a mountain) I enjoy using the latest technologies to build simple, performant and elegant apps|software|tools.

Current go-to stack: Eleventy for static generation, or NextJS for webapps, with TailwindCSS utility-styling, hosted on Netlify for CDN, CMS, and serverless functions.
Most experienced in: C# for games & enterprise software, Python for machine-learning cloud systems, and React for heavy-duty UIs.
Learning: Svelte for charming web-apps, Rust for speedy CLIs & WASM games.

Luke Storry's Projects

11ty-netlifycms

A template for building a simple website with the Eleventy static site generator

aoc2021

Advent of Code for 2021. Quite busy so probably only Python this year.

at-bristol-online-booking-interface

UoB Project - Online booking system for at-bristol science museum

Interactive Data-led Augmentation of Bouldering Training. Mobile app built using Unity as part of my Masters dissertation. Records, graphs and scores accelerometer data, with optional linking to video footage.

authenticlearningatbristoluni

A series of widgets, maps, and dropdowns, for sharing information on authentic learning at the University of Bristol, for BILT.

ben

A website.

bool-array-filler

A simple clicky array-filler to generate json.

bwv-sdg

Accessible Eleventy-generated visualisations of Airtable datasets, showing a mapping of the Bristol Womens Voice Womanifesto to the Bristol Sustainable Development Goals.

card

A simple js business card, called with `npx luke`

code-a-clock

A workshop for demonstrating a lab session at University of Bristol Open Days - an introduction to programming, using the Processing.org Java sketchbook to create custom clock faces.