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GriffinBaxter/README.md

I’m Griffin Baxter, a Full-Stack Web Software Engineer and Scrum Master. Working on the Allied Telesis network management and monitoring software known as Vista Manager, and a couple of personal projects in my spare time. Check out my completed projects here and at GriffinBaxter.com. Also, feel free to contact me on LinkedIn.

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  1. uccser/codewof uccser/codewof Public

    A website for maintaining your basic programming skills.

    Python 6 11

  2. The-Assembly-Line The-Assembly-Line Public

    My entry for the 2024 GMTK Patreon Jam. The theme was “Bending the rules”, so I designed the main mechanic around bending the rules for your own gain.

    GDScript

  3. GriffinBaxter.com GriffinBaxter.com Public

    The source code for my website, created in TypeScript using NextJS (React), Tailwind CSS, DaisyUI, and hosted on Vercel.

    TypeScript

  4. Scaled-To-Nothing Scaled-To-Nothing Public

    My entry for the 2024 GMTK Game Jam, created in 48 hours. The theme was “Built to Scale”, so I designed the main mechanic around scaling objects to solve puzzles.

    GDScript 1

  5. Video-Speed-Keys Video-Speed-Keys Public

    A Chrome extension made in Javascript and CSS for quickly changing the speed of YouTube videos with keyboard shortcuts.

    JavaScript 1

  6. Guess-it Guess-it Public

    This Android game, “Guess it!”, was created in Kotlin with a team of two other students for SENG 440 (Special Topic: Topics in Mobile Computing), during Semester 2 of 2022.

    Kotlin