Re: Student teaching and tutorials
Web development and game development are the two things held in regard by students. I would also love an easier tutorial for total beginners branching off pygame.
As a last note, I find many tutorials helpful, but something they all lack is a test or review at the end.
This is my book that is based on pygame: http://staff.easthighschool.net/lee/computers/book/ Each section has a set of exercises, and the exercises have quiz-like questions in order to get in and see my solutions. Let me know if this helps... My plan is to extend the book to web-programming (with zope and/or twisted) and gui programming (pyqt/pygtk/etc) but I have not had much feedback, so I have kind of slowed down. _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
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This is my book that is based on pygame:
http://staff.easthighschool.net/lee/computers/book/
Each section has a set of exercises, and the exercises have quiz-like questions in order to get in and see my solutions. Let me know if this helps...
Looks very interesting! BTW: yesterday (no joke!) I discovered, that ther is a function hypot(x,y) in module math. Maybe helpful for young students ;-) Do you think it would be easy to implement the mini - Lsystem - example (posted 12 hours ago) using pygsear (instead of my extended turtle.py) ? Regards, Gregor
My plan is to extend the book to web-programming (with zope and/or twisted) and gui programming (pyqt/pygtk/etc) but I have not had much feedback, so I have kind of slowed down.
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