In the past I had unsuccessful attempts to learn programming, I tried with C++ and JavaScript. Fortunately in early 2018 I found Python 😍. I went through the Codeacademy Python course then I solved many problems and read two books 📚 of Al Sweigart. Later on I started designing and creating my own games with the Pygame module. 😎
There are 4 games in my Pygame repository. In the first game you control space shuttle 🚀 trying not to crash with obstacles. Second one is a replication of the famous scare jump game - The Scary Maze game 😉. Third one it is not game but a tool for drawing 🎨. And the final one is classic snake game 🐍 the snake is (Python) and the food (Other languages).
- Mamba - ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
- Shuttle and Obstacles - ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
- Drawing Tool - ⭐ ⭐
- Scary Maze Game - ⭐
Found cool people in the Pygame facebook group.
The conclusion is that I learned how to use statements, expressions, loops, functions and classes. 📈
I think Pygame and this type of simple game development 🎮 is excellent for beginners, development of logical thinking, learning the basics of programming 💻, etc... But for long term don't get stuck with Pygame. Learn web development or other field, if you still like game development - great, move on Unity for example. In Pygame there is no big community and support, it is not so effective, fucntional and fast, that is why you can't develop, find a job with it or make big profit. 💸
print("Pygame is a simple module great for beginners but at some point if you want to become better you should move on")