Welcome to my website, I am Ahmad

I am a full stack developer
I am a React developer
I am a Django developer

Ahmad Hamze

Full Stack developer at Endla

I am a passionate software engineer, I work with React and Django on a daily basis. Always learning new technologies and working on side projects

Skills

Python Development

Capable of using the Python language for different uses including data science and web development (Flask and Django).

React Development

Experienced in React development, I mostly use Typescript

Frontend Development

Experienced in frontend development, I can use different UI libraries including Material UI, Taliwind, Styled components and Shadcn

Git

Experienced in Git development, mostly use Github.

Jupyter Notebook

Experienced in Jupyter notebook, used it for data science, data visualization and scientific programming.

Google Colaboratory

Capable of using Google Colab including accessing files directly from Google Drive.

SQL

Capable of using different SQL servers including SQLite, PostgreSQL and SQL Server Management Studio SSMS.

C++ Development

knowledgeable in both C and C++, capable of writing basic programs in both languages.

Projects

Live Pictionary

A live pictionary using websockets and P5.js

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Earthquakes

A Processing program that maps the locations of 2000 earthquakes that occured between the years 2000 and 2012

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React Trivia Quiz

A React Trivia Quiz using Typescript and Storybook

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Simple Simulations

simulations using P5.js

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Typing Speed of Selenium

A program that automates the typing speed test with Selenium

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Simple Matrix Calculator

This program is a console application that can add, multiply and invert 2 by 2 and 3 by 3 real matrices. It has error checking and it keeps runnig until the user quits.

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Blogs

With due apology to front-end developers

Dear front-end developers, I owe you all an apology! Let me start by introducing myself a bit. I studied mathematics at university, and during that time I did some scientific programming, mostly solving differential equations, linear algebra, statistics, and optimization problems. This was done using Python and Matlab. After graduation, I delved more into “serious programming” and started learning C++ and Java, I liked working with C++ and did a few projects with it.

March 23, 2024 Read

From random walk to diffusion

Randomness is an interesting concept, we have seen in previous blogs how it can be harnessed to compute mathematical constants, and even create a universal computer. In this blog we will see how randomness can be used to model diffusion. Diffusion can be defined as the movement of particles from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration. This is a common phenomenon and can be observed in our daily lives.

October 22, 2023 Read

Cellular Automata

In the 1940s, John Von Neumann and Stanislaw Ulam wanted to design a computer able to self-repair. In the real world an object can be produced only from a more complex object. Consider replicating a piece of paper. To create one, we need to have a more complex object, a printer, the printer is a much more complex system than paper, and to create a printer, we need a lot of smaller components which are themselves complex and so on.

April 15, 2023 Read