Frustrated that I can't find anything other than a basic kivy tutorials

[wavic]

I am pissed off!   I am looking for a good Kivy tutorial and I can't get it. Not either Kivy or Python only. Every tutorial starts with "Hello, World!". I know that this is some kind of tradition but after "Hello, World!" it ends. That is the part one of the tutorial. A whole web page just for that? And almost all videos too. Most of the people are not stupid particularly for that and they can bear ten times more. 130MB "Hello, World!" video

[Larz60+]

This one gives you more, but still has 'Hello world' https://kivy.org/docs/guide/basic.html

Hello world goes back to Bell Labs (1972)
Brian Kernighan (kernihan & Ritchie 'The C programming Language' ) wrote the first
'Hello world' program for the BCPL language. I have a copy of the original publication.
I paid 50 cents for it, it's about 3.1mm thick.

50 cents back then, could buy quite a few Hershey bars (3.5 oz each (104g))
It was shortly after this time I bought my first Intel 8008 microprocessor chip to start playing
around with.

I seem to recall the largest memory chip  8 x 1 (bit) dynamic RAM (which had to be refreshed) wasn't available until around 1975.

I have had to live with Hello world ever since!

[metulburr]

Their own site has a pong game tutorial
https://kivy.org/docs/tutorials/pong.html

and they have examples on their github of varying tasks
https://github.com/kivy/kivy/tree/master/examples

IF you can handle the weird background music and the robot voice 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3NaNo9...Fjq0uPM6Dw

[snippsat]

Derek Banas has a new tutorial about Kivy here
He has some okay tutorials,but his Python Class tutorials was written in a to much Java/C++ way.
Kivy is more specific so it can be okay.
 
Sentdex has a 12 part tutorial,a little more skeptic to some of his stuff.
But the Kivy tutorial can be okay.