Lasse H. Bomholt

A breathing tool written in plain old HTML+CSS+JS. I discovered the box breathing technique and thought of an interesting way of visualizing it without any JS, so I made the site and posted it publicly. To my surprise, some people started using it, so I improved the site with various settings and a service worker so it can be installed as an offline app.

I created this out of frustation with existing tier list sites, which don't have proper drag-and-drop and upload of images by pasting. It's written in Svelte and contains some fun image processing algorithms for extracting connected components.

HTMX can be thought of as a small extension to HTML, providing extra attributes that allow AJAX and interactivity without the developer needing to write JavaScript. It's created by Carson Gross, a teacher of compilers and databases at Montana State University, and I've been a big fan of his essays and his library ever since I discovered it. After getting curious about the lack of any online playgrounds for it, I started making one. I finished the project and put on it on HackerNews where it got some buzz from a lot of people and even the creator himself.

I've always been interested in 3D and while on vacation I decided to challenge myself by writing my own library from scratch. 'From scratch' means that it has no dependencies, no bundling and outputs to a simple 2D canvas. I think it contains some pretty neat ideas, such as strongly typed matricies and was loads of fun to work on.