Hello, World
This is my very first post. I'm starting this blog to keep track of things I'm working on and ideas worth writing down. No fancy setup here — just plain HTML, so it's easy to edit and easy to host anywhere.
Minecraft, But It's WebAssembly
I got a little carried away and built a tiny voxel engine in Rust, compiled straight to WebAssembly — no game engine, no WebGL, not even libm. It's a real 3D grid of blocks (grass, dirt, stone, a few trees) rendered with a per-pixel raycaster running entirely in WASM; the pixels get handed to a 2D canvas every frame. Rust source is saved alongside the compiled module if you want to see how it works: minecraft.rs.
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Click the canvas to look around with the mouse. WASD to move, Space to jump, Esc to let go of the mouse.
WASM Demo: Mandelbrot Explorer
This fractal is rendered by a ~1KB WebAssembly module compiled straight
from Rust with rustc (no JS framework, no build step). Click
the fractal to zoom in.
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WASM Demo: Bouncing Ball Physics
Another tiny Rust→WASM module (~1.4KB). Every frame, WebAssembly integrates gravity, resolves wall collisions, and checks all ball-vs-ball pairs for elastic collisions — JavaScript just reads the resulting positions out of WASM linear memory and draws circles. Click anywhere to drop in a new ball.
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Why I Keep Things Simple
I don't need a CMS or a database to write a blog. A single HTML file does the job just fine, and I can add new posts whenever I want by copying a block and changing the text.
What's Next
Future posts will probably cover whatever I'm building or reading about at the time. Stay tuned.