Welcome to the personal home page of web developer / software engineer Clark Rasmussen. I'm trying to blog more than I used to but in addition to that, this is where you can find my portfolio (now part of the blog), resumé, and a handful of other things. Look up in the header for ways to find me on social media.
Thoughts on my recently-completed refactor of Fantasy Hockey Sim, which started out with a small feature request and spiraled out of control.
The number of times I have "quit" the Grand Rapids Griffins' annual jersey design contest is comical at this point. Last year I even publicly announced that I was done. Then they went and made this year's edition 90s-themed and I was drawn right back in.
Back in 2015, I wrote a bit about the history of the DetroitHockey.Net logo. Over the last several weeks, I was forced to add a new entry to that record.
I thought I'd retired from the Grand Rapids Griffins' annual jersey design contest but, as this year's edition rolled around, I realized that I wanted to revisit my 2016 entry and try to tweak a couple things that bothered me from it.
Aside from the Grand Rapids Griffins, I don't normally enter jersey design contests. In general, I don't like "fan designed" jersey contests because rarely does an actual fan of the team win.
DetroitHockey.Net is my long-running tribute to the Detroit Red Wings, where I do a lot of writing about the team as well as post photos and stats.
FantasyHockeySim.com is the simulated fantasy hockey league management system I've built around the FHLSim software.