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InstroPad is my custom multipurpose open source synth / drum machine that is meant to be the answer to overpriced music hardware and is designed to fit right in to a 60s nuclear bunker! (Also doubles up as a numpad)

Ducks Can Fly Too! 🦆 My surreal adventure about ducks and appreciating their ability to fly! - Created for Haven Jumpstart Game Mechanics / Features: Flappy bird style flying mechanics Dynamic animations Energy system Energy pickups Enemies Traps Interactable NPCs Dynamic parallax backgrounds Dynamic music system What I Learnt: Almost everything to do with my project, I learnt from scratch. I had made basic Godot games before but hadn’t gotten past making a basic character script and tile map level. I am pretty experienced with python which helped with coding GD script a little. It was so much fun to learn everything though! How do I play? Controls: Space to jump, D to move right, A to move left and E to interact Play from the releases tab! General Info: The game is very short at the moment! Plan to do more though! There is an ending, please keep going even if you find certain parts hard! :3 IN VERY EARLY DEVELOPMENT!

Reclaim the Music you Love 🎶 My python based music service, remixed!! The Pitch: Do you like listening to music? - Most likely. Are you fed up with money hungry billionaires pilfering your wallet in order for you to listen to your tracks in an accessible way? - Most Likely. Do you want to actually OWN your music but not have to faff around with awful UI and/or optical media? - Most Likely… Then you need PyFi! My Spotify or Apple Music esque mp3 (and other file formats) player that allows you to listen to your music and actually own it!?! All while having a sleek and intuitive UI that is chock-full of useful features.

A little about me html site, and my first time coding in html! I want to preface this with the fact I know nothing about html and tbh absolutely suck at it lol. However, I do wanna get better so this has been a fun, if not mildly infuriating 6 hour coding / trial and error session based loosely on a hackclub tutorial. I hope it’s acceptable! Meow :3 Credit to fox ellison-taylor for helping me to debug publishing my project on github, thank you again!