
Developed a Memory Allocation Algorithm Visualizer for the os_visualiser repository, delivering a web-based simulator that models First Fit, Best Fit, Worst Fit, and Next Fit allocation strategies. The project involved building interactive pages where users can input memory block and process sizes, with dynamic visual representations illustrating allocation outcomes. Using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, the visualizer translates complex memory management algorithms into accessible, user-facing tools that support rapid scenario analysis. The work was fully traceable to a dedicated commit, reflecting a methodical approach to feature delivery and documentation. This contribution focused on algorithm visualization and front-end web development.
In April 2025, delivered the Memory Allocation Algorithm Visualizer for the os_visualiser repo. Built a web-based simulator for First Fit, Best Fit, Worst Fit, and Next Fit with interactive pages, memory block and process size inputs, and visual representations of allocations. This feature enhances visibility into allocation decisions and accelerates evaluation of memory-management strategies. The work is tied to commit c75c18e75fc29d2d12e0ce543b5cf5fb93078fc4 ("memmory alloc") to ensure end-to-end traceability.
In April 2025, delivered the Memory Allocation Algorithm Visualizer for the os_visualiser repo. Built a web-based simulator for First Fit, Best Fit, Worst Fit, and Next Fit with interactive pages, memory block and process size inputs, and visual representations of allocations. This feature enhances visibility into allocation decisions and accelerates evaluation of memory-management strategies. The work is tied to commit c75c18e75fc29d2d12e0ce543b5cf5fb93078fc4 ("memmory alloc") to ensure end-to-end traceability.

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