About Me/Contact
I have just graduated with a first in Mathematics from the University of Warwick (located near Coventry, but thats another story). In my spare time I enjoy travelling, reading and programming on my MacBook. Now I have finished travelling around the world I have got a job working in computing.
With regards to my own programming I program in Cocoa for Mac OS X, and you can see the fruits of that work on my software page. In my own time I have also done a bit of Java, C and ASP.NET at University as well as the HTML/CSS for this site. I also enjoy reading and my favourite authors are currently Robin Hobb and Terry Prattchett.
Online Memberships
I am a member of various online communities (with varying levels of activity). Below is a list of some of my online profiles on various websites listed in alphabetical order.
General
- Amazon.co.uk profile
- Facebook profile
- Flickr profile
- Trip Advisor profile
- Wikipedia profile
- WikiTravel profile
Contact me
You can contact me by email, my email address is matthew@matthewhutton.com.
Comments
Comment from Eraserhead
Time Tuesday, 14th October 2008 at 3:59 pm
^^ South America is cool. Are you still up for India in January or has real life taken over that?
Comment from Tessa & Mary
Time Sunday, 9th November 2008 at 12:31 pm
Hey Matthew , just having a little look what you’ve been up to. Looks fantastic and I have just said to mum that I want to go travelling again , and I’ve been told Im not allowed! But she might go instead ! Photo’s look famtastic and I just don’t know how you find the time to do the website as you go.
Had a lovely wkd in the lakes a month back with all the rellies, was good to catch up with everyone. Looks like it’s gonna be a yearly thing which is cool.
Nothing much else to report from here. Thanks for the postcard.
love from us all xx
Comment from Eraserhead
Time Monday, 10th November 2008 at 5:12 am
Sounds cool, I’m having fun here.
I have the time to write stuff as I can just write the posts while sitting on buses and other waiting time on my iPod and publish them straight from that.
Comment from jeremy sutton
Time Saturday, 15th November 2008 at 7:12 am
Gidday Matthew- I hope you swim with the dolphins in the south island- that may be the highlight of your trip.
Keep your sun lotion on cos I reckon you may need it! Nice to meet you and look forward to welcoming James in February. Jeremy
Comment from tess
Time Tuesday, 25th November 2008 at 11:15 pm
Hey Matthew , glad to hear about your NZ travels , send our love to everyone in Nz – well more specifically our family. If you can catch an overnight cruise on milford sounds that was great & gives you more chance of catching good weather. There’s also a luge in queenstown thats worth a visit – oh and don’t forget to visit the recycling centre in wanaka – great if you need to get any more stuff, or just get a bargain!
Thats all , everything is sweet as here (if you havn’t heard that phrase yet – you will round qtown/wanaka)
I’ve just seen they reply to the last post – excellent time management – Loving it !
speak soon love tess xx
Comment from Paul, Mary, Nick, Anna & Tessa
Time Thursday, 25th December 2008 at 9:35 pm
MERRY CHRISTMAS….Hope you’ve had a good one. Had a lovely typical xmas here drink , food , pressies and a walk round the waterpark… and some singing and dancing too !
Love from us all xx
Comment from Chan
Time Friday, 22nd May 2009 at 9:14 am
Hi Matthew,
I was following one of your thread at http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=193143
I was wondering if you could help me out “HOW DO I PASS PARAMETER” here.
Waiting for you help.
Regards
Chan
Comment from Eraserhead
Time Saturday, 23rd May 2009 at 12:20 pm
I can’t really help you off forum, that isn’t really fair to me.
I certainly wouldn’t use Java to develop Cococa applications these days, its depreciated so use Objective C, if you need to use Applescript you can use it with that.
Comment from Rupert
Time Monday, 13th October 2008 at 11:54 pm
Ive enjoyed reading your blog. South America sounds really cool – its great you got a chance to see the waterfall in Brazil.