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Loom Engine & Mythcore: Omniveil
High-performance, No-OOP 2D engine & MMORPG in TypeScript
Loom Engine is a high-performance 2D framework built on a "Sadhaka" philosophy: stripping away the OOP tax to find the performant truth in TypeScript. By utilizing Data-Oriented Design and Struct-of-Arrays (SoA), Loom achieves near-native speeds and zero-allocation physics loops. Mythcore: Omniveil is our pre-alpha MMORPG manifestation of this tech, proving browser-based worlds can be dense and fluid. Built for architects who value raw throughput over bloated abstractions.
I’m Misha, Lead Architect and Founder of The World Table.
For the past 45 days, I have been in a focused engineering sprint to build the Loom Engine. My goal was simple: to prove that TypeScript can handle the demands of a high-performance MMORPG if we are willing to strip away the abstractions that hold it back.
Most browser-based engines are weighed down by traditional Object-Oriented patterns that create massive Garbage Collection pressure. In building Loom, I made the disciplined choice to ditch the class keyword entirely. By moving to a Data-Oriented Design (DOD) from day one, I’ve developed a pre-alpha prototype that achieves near-native throughput.
Loom Engine is the foundation; Mythcore: Omniveil is the manifestation.
As a solo developer, I’m pushing the limits of:
Custom Physics: A solver designed for zero-allocation loops to maintain a locked frame rate.
Graphics: Pushing WebGL/WebGPU batch rendering to its absolute ceiling.
Architecture: Demonstrating that "lightweight" doesn't have to mean "low-performance."
The World Table is 100% solo and family-owned. I am not looking for Venture Capital or to trade equity. Instead, I am looking for supporters - fellow practitioners who believe in high-performance engineering.
We are introducing Mirror Shards (First 500 Mirror shard supporters will receive Twinned Shard to share with a friend) as a way for the community to back this vision directly. By supporting us, you aren't just buying into a game; you are supporting a pure, independent tech stack built with a "sadhaka" mindset.
I’m looking for feedback from fellow engineers and performance junkies. Is the TypeScript ecosystem finally ready to move past OOP for high-performance apps?
I'll be here all day to discuss the architecture and the road ahead.
- Misha
About Loom Engine & Mythcore: Omniveil on Product Hunt
“High-performance, No-OOP 2D engine & MMORPG in TypeScript”
Loom Engine & Mythcore: Omniveil was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #107 on the daily leaderboard. Loom Engine is a high-performance 2D framework built on a "Sadhaka" philosophy: stripping away the OOP tax to find the performant truth in TypeScript. By utilizing Data-Oriented Design and Struct-of-Arrays (SoA), Loom achieves near-native speeds and zero-allocation physics loops. Mythcore: Omniveil is our pre-alpha MMORPG manifestation of this tech, proving browser-based worlds can be dense and fluid. Built for architects who value raw throughput over bloated abstractions.
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Misha Mitiev
Hello Product Hunt,
I’m Misha, Lead Architect and Founder of The World Table.
For the past 45 days, I have been in a focused engineering sprint to build the Loom Engine. My goal was simple: to prove that TypeScript can handle the demands of a high-performance MMORPG if we are willing to strip away the abstractions that hold it back.
Most browser-based engines are weighed down by traditional Object-Oriented patterns that create massive Garbage Collection pressure. In building Loom, I made the disciplined choice to ditch the class keyword entirely. By moving to a Data-Oriented Design (DOD) from day one, I’ve developed a pre-alpha prototype that achieves near-native throughput.
Loom Engine is the foundation; Mythcore: Omniveil is the manifestation.
As a solo developer, I’m pushing the limits of:
Custom Physics: A solver designed for zero-allocation loops to maintain a locked frame rate.
Graphics: Pushing WebGL/WebGPU batch rendering to its absolute ceiling.
Architecture: Demonstrating that "lightweight" doesn't have to mean "low-performance."
The World Table is 100% solo and family-owned. I am not looking for Venture Capital or to trade equity. Instead, I am looking for supporters - fellow practitioners who believe in high-performance engineering.
We are introducing Mirror Shards (First 500 Mirror shard supporters will receive Twinned Shard to share with a friend) as a way for the community to back this vision directly. By supporting us, you aren't just buying into a game; you are supporting a pure, independent tech stack built with a "sadhaka" mindset.
I’m looking for feedback from fellow engineers and performance junkies. Is the TypeScript ecosystem finally ready to move past OOP for high-performance apps?
I'll be here all day to discuss the architecture and the road ahead.
- Misha