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Developer • Vibecoder • Systems tinkerer

I’m Glen Barton. I build fast, high-signal web experiments.

I ship prototypes at “how is this already live?” speed—using modern web tech and the latest AI tools to automate workflows, craft crisp UI, and turn chaotic ideas into clean product.

Speed

Rapid prototyping + tight iteration loops.

Craft

Polished UI, clear UX, clean architecture.

Curiosity

Simulations, physics toys, experimental tooling.

01 — Projects

Selected builds & experiments

A mix of practical shipping and playful science—always optimized for performance and clarity.

Minecraft 2

A voxel-based infinite terrain engine. Procedural generation, dynamic lighting, and destructible blocks—all rendered in the browser at 60 FPS.

WebGL Voxel Three.js
Launch Experiment

Desktop recommended. WASD to move, Click to break.

Alchemy Lab

A high-performance particle playground—thousands of interacting “atoms” moving in real time. Built to feel smooth, responsive, and oddly satisfying.

Physics JavaScript Performance
Launch Experiment

Opens in a new tab. Built to run hot—close other tabs if you want max FPS.

02 — About

Builder mindset, clean execution

I like projects where there’s a sharp goal, a tight feedback loop, and room to experiment. My sweet spot is taking something from “rough idea” to “people can use this today” without sacrificing polish.

If you need someone who can design, implement, and iterate fast—while keeping it readable, performant, and shippable—this is my lane.

UI Engineering Automation Prototyping Performance AI-assisted dev

What you’ll get

  • Fast iteration with clear communication (no mystery progress).
  • UX-first choices that still respect the engineering reality.
  • Code that ships—and stays maintainable.

One-liner

I turn ideas into interactive, performant web experiences—fast.

04 — Contact

Let’s build something sharp

If you’ve got a product to ship, a workflow to automate, or an idea that needs a clean prototype—send it over.

If you want, tell me: goal, timeline, and what “done” looks like.