What Does it Feature?

First and foremost, it is a place for me to highlight different projects I made. I have pages for games, test projects, and useful tools. Some of the projects include a full escape game, a device identifier that works by detecting the difference in how text renders across different operating systems, and a full remake of Minesweeper in Hopscotch.

I also feature some of my speedrun pages, which let you play a series of projects back-to-back for the fastest time possible. These pages make use of custom project player actions to trigger a checkpoint or end of the game, and my platformer speedrun even accounts for whether the player uses a level skip glitch similar to those found in games like Super Mario Bros.

Lastly, I use this site to host documentation for my modified project player. The modified project player allows creators to add a block in their code to perform actions that are not a part of the native player. Because there are a variety of actions, I wanted a place to document its functionality and make it easier to understand. The documentation uses a custom implementation of Slate Docs to transform markdown that I write into a fluid side-by-side view of instructions and example Hopscotch code.