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Caleb Anthony

Senior Full-Stack Developer

Workflow Architect

My superpower is empowering people to do what people do best.

If your team is talking about hiring more people to handle the workload, you might not need more hands—you might need better systems. I turn manual chaos into automated clarity.

What I've Done

DataJoe

Internal survey & data management to external microsite automation.

Built the entire internal app and client-facing tech that the business is built on. Built with a Laravel (PHP) API, a VueJS frontend, a Postgres database, distributed microsites, and several complimentary tools, such as survey forms, directories, and other client-facing tools.

I maintain and support the application, including security updates, framework updates, package and dependency management, and server management.

Implemented the server infrastructure on AWS for a high-volume distributed API that has handled millions of survey submissions.

Regularly create automations and tools to empower the human team and eliminate unnecessary manual work.

Elethor

A text-based browser MMO.

I went completely from idea to full delivery and continued development on a huge game project.

This project has truly stretched my skills. I've grown as a developer, from sysadmin and server management to front-end UX and design.

I've managed the game community of 700+ active players for years, handling issues and support, moderation, community events, and much more.

smeltery.gg

A community directory for the PBBG game genre.

I had the MVP built and hosted in a couple of weekends (thanks Laravel + Vapor).

The back-end is built with Filament with some super easy data management tools. The idea is anyone could go in and manage the entire site from the dashboard.

I pulled in several 3rd-party APIs to get this all to work. Things like Discord for notifications, a tool built by another developer to support showing player count, a tool to automatically grab images and data from websites for new listings, and even some LLM stuff for writing game descriptions.

I was able to go from idea all the way to the community actually submitting games and talking about the site. This wasn't just a pet project, this met a real need and people actually use it on a regular basis to find new games.

Whaleshark

A directory of F2P game monetization methods.

A platform that showcases how a variety of F2P games monetize, so that indie developers and other small studios can easily see best monetization practices across genres and monetization methods.

The stack includes Laravel, InertiaJS with Vue, deployed on AWS with Laravel Vapor, and managed with a Filament dashboard.

The process for researching and documenting for each method is created and facilitated by me, using AI to help do deep research into specifics.

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