A geometric 3D/2D game engine for the web, written in TypeScript on raw WebGL 2.0.
TypeScript, WebGL 2.0, Vite, Vitest
I like knowing how things work, down to the matrix math.
I'm Clark, a frontend engineer. I specialize in the web, with a focus on user experiences that stay consistent. I can find my way around a backend and build my own services too.
I learn best by building things myself. Some of what that's looked like so far: a 3D game engine on WebGL 2.0, still very much in progress. A Vue SPA inside a Spring monolith, with a Rust twin to see how the two compare. A semantic search over real car data, which I'm learning as I go. And Shotlify, which pulls still frames out of video in the browser, with a small Node service that turns them into a slideshow.
Projects
Smackhem
Active
springvue
Experiment
A Vue 3 SPA served by a Spring monolith, with a Rust/Actix twin for benchmarking.
Vue 3, Pinia, Spring Boot, Rust, Actix, PostgreSQL
VectorRAGNuxt
Experiment
Learning vector search and retrieval-augmented generation with Nuxt and MongoDB, using real car data.
Nuxt, Node, MongoDB Vector Search, OpenAI API
Shotlify
Paused
Upload videos, capture still frames in the browser, and gather them for a slideshow.
Next.js, React, TypeScript, tRPC, Tailwind CSS
Images to Slideshow
Paused
A Node API that turns a set of still images into an MP4 slideshow with crossfades and music, built as Shotlify's backend.
Node.js, Express, FFmpeg, videoshow
