Jun An is a 4th-year Computer Science student at NUS with a decade of hands-on software engineering experience, focused on back-end development, refactoring, and test automation. He has contributed to well-known open-source projects such as RepoSense and the SE-EDU AddressBook series, improving robustness, portability (java.nio.file.Path migration), and undo/redo and storage logic. Jun also strengthened ML tooling confidence by expanding test coverage in the mlpack library’s mean_shift algorithm, showing attention to correctness and edge cases. Comfortable across Java and C++ ecosystems, he favors clean, maintainable code and pragmatic performance improvements that benefit both developers and users.
Contributions:32 commits, 94 PRs, 64 pushes in 8 months
Contributions summary:Jun primarily contributed to the refactoring and improvement of the `reposense/reposense` project, focusing on code quality and performance. Their work involved replacing `java.io.File` with `java.nio.file.Path` for better OS-invariant coding and exception handling, as well as optimizing performance through filtering `git blame` output and improving stream processing. The user also made improvements to the date range functionality in the git blame command, and implemented file exclusion patterns.
:ab::four: Address Book sample application (Level 4)
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:26 commits, 11 PRs, 1 push in 8 months
Contributions summary:Jun primarily focused on improving the robustness and maintainability of the Address Book application's back-end code. Their contributions include refactoring error handling by replacing `assert false` with `throw new AssertionError()`, adding methods to convert the `XmlSerializableAddressBook` to model type, and making corresponding calls to this method in `XmlAddressBookStorage`. They also refactored the code related to the undo/redo functionality by migrating the responsibility for version control to the `VersionedAddressBook` class.
addressjavafxsample-applicationfourjava
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