CEO of Bimorph. Plenu Cofounder + CEO. Enterprise AEC and Manufacturing Automation. Creator of #BimorphNodes @bimorphBIM #ProDev
London, England
Joined October 2015
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The new bimorph.com website is live!
@bimorphBIM engineers high-performance custom software for AEC and manufacturing. From algorithmic solvers to Rhino.Inside integrations, our new site showcases how we solve complex design challenges for industry leaders.
We've built Murmurate, a plugin that turns an existing Grasshopper definition into a tool an AI assistant can run over MCP, with no config file, terminal or API key.
We're teaching it live online on Wed 28 Oct, and everyone attending gets early access.
bimorph.com/workshops/mcp?ut…
ALT Workshop graphic for Grasshopper MCP using Murmurate, a live online workshop on Wednesday 28 October 2026, 10:00–15:00 GMT. A prompt asks an AI assistant to populate the selected geometry with blocks of people as editable Grasshopper nodes, beside the Rhino result and the Populate People cluster on the Grasshopper canvas.
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Do programming standards matter in the era of AI agents?
Bimorph CTO Tom Norris explains why strict standards are a mainstay at Bimorph 👇
bimorph.com/insights/do-codi…
I'm pleased to announce the public release of Rhino.Inside.AutoCAD - our open-source collaboration with @McNeelEurope.
➟ Capabilities & Download: lnkd.in/ew7rUTwu
➟ Forum: lnkd.in/emKkKYqJ
#AutoCAD #RhinoInside #Grasshopper3D #AEC #BIM #Automation
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JUST IN: 🇨🇳🇪🇺 China and European Union in talks to abolish EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
For single-purpose functions with no need for long term support, visual programming works. For complex applications requiring multiple developers, source control, debugging & other language features which VP in unable to offer, it doesn't work.
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Made a video about the Shunting Yard Algorithm - its a nice opener to tinkering about with creating basic programming languages! youtu.be/unh6aK8WMwM
“Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.” ~Martin Fowler
Rhino Inside AutoCAD for Enterprise-grade Plug-in Development
AU2024 Submission. Yep...you read that right: AutoCAD.
WT...
He kept hacking while out on bail and plans to continue hacking if he ever gets out
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Are you looking for a new challenge in 2024? We're looking for highly talented software engineers to work on highly innovate enterprise-grade software solutions.
If you're looking to take your career to the next level, view our roles and apply below:
bimorph.com/careers/
We've got software engineering roles opening up. If you're looking for a new challenge in 2024, come and join the @bimorphBIM team. We're a leading software engineering firm specialising in enterprise-grade Revit, Rhino and AutoCAD plugins.
bimorph.com/careers/
One of our Revit apps is 96,000 SLOC. It's massive but there's no way apps like WhatsApp are less than half this.
Lines of code:
MS-DOS: 4 thousand
WhatsApp: 30 thousand
Telegram: 50 thousand
Zoom: 60 thousand
TikTok: 80 thousand
Space Shuttle: 400 thousand
Minecraft: 500 thousand
Instagram: 1 million
US Military Drone: 3.5 million
YouTube: 5.4 million
World of Warcraft: 5.5 million
Boeing 787: 6.5 million
Google Chrome: 6.7 million
Chevy Volt: 10 million
Twitter: 10 million
Android: 12 million
iOS: 12 million
Mozilla Firefox: 21 million
Windows XP: 45 million
Large Hadron Collider: 50 million
Ubuntu: 50 million
Facebook: 62 million
MacOS X: 84 million
Tesla: 100 million
Google: 2 billion
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These statistics cannot be verified as most of these codebases are private.
For the ones that are open they are either not matching:
- Telegram has several millions of lines of code, not "50 thousand"
itnext.io/source-code-wa…
github.com/TelegramMessen…
Or outdated:
- Chrome is base on Chromium, which already has ~38m lines
openhub.net/p/chrome/analy…