Wondering about a External Website

[Codezters]

I couldnt find a better place to post this: Before I did python I was using a simple browser based programming language, scratch.mit.edu, I was wondering if there was anything in Python that was like one thing you could do there, Collaborations, this link explains: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/10/ bassically Scratch users come together and help with projects for one common goal completing the project together, no profit... if there is send me the link...

[metulburr]

we have a github for users to come together and work on projects. If you would like to start something new i can make a new repo.
https://github.com/PythonForum

For each module there would be regular users that could have projects just to learn. For example, pygame. You could find other pygame devs from this forum/pyweek/pygame reddit/pygame.org,/etc. and create games together. In fact I have done this with multiple projects 1/2/3. Each 3rd party library would in theory have such projects.

[Codezters]

we have a github for users to come together and work on projects. If you would like to start something new i can make a new repo.
https://github.com/PythonForum

For each module there would be regular users that could have projects just to learn. For example, pygame. You could find other pygame devs from this forum/pyweek/pygame reddit/pygame.org,/etc. and create games together. In fact I have done this with multiple projects 1/2/3. Each 3rd party library would in theory have such projects.

ok thank you...

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we have a github for users to come together and work on projects. If you would like to start something new i can make a new repo.
https://github.com/PythonForum

For each module there would be regular users that could have projects just to learn. For example, pygame. You could find other pygame devs from this forum/pyweek/pygame reddit/pygame.org,/etc. and create games together. In fact I have done this with multiple projects 1/2/3. Each 3rd party library would in theory have such projects.

Let's say I want to make a Pokemon Game? Where would I find the other developers with the same interest. Because I dont know where to look.

[metulburr]

finding 10 people can be hard, especially for a specific game type. For pygame, you might want to try to advertise on reddit pygame community which is /r/pygame. Its best to show some people some code to let people know where you stand in terms of your "coding expertise".

[Codezters]

finding 10 people can be hard, especially for a specific game type. For pygame, you might want to try to advertise on reddit pygame community which is /r/pygame. Its best to show some people some code to let people know where you stand in terms of your "coding expertise".

I don't have a reddit

[metulburr]

Then i would suggest to make one. Pygame community is heavy on reddit compared to here.

[Codezters]

Then i would suggest to make one. Pygame community is heavy on reddit compared to here.

I cant do much in pygame, I think i may do better with a Text Game

[metulburr]

If you made 1,000 text games it wouldnt really help in terms of learning GUI coding. The only way to learn it is to jump into it.

[Codezters]

I dont know I dont have time to sit down for 8 hours and watch videos on how to do pygame. It wont really affect me. I need to find a written tutorial or book i can read about pygame...

[metulburr]

http://python-gaming.com/pygame/docs/tutorials.html