Teaching a kid to code with Pygame Zero

• pong

  1 1 0.0 Lua

  An attempt at pong with the LOVE engine (by mblayman)

I mentioned at the start of this article that I was learning how to write games too. In my personal exploration of game development, Pygame was my primary choice for writing games. (Truthfully, I started with LÖVE to experiment with Lua and made a Pong clone, but I concluded Lua wasn't for me.)

• Lua

  118 7,974 8.5 C

  Lua is a powerful, efficient, lightweight, embeddable scripting language. It supports procedural programming, object-oriented programming, functional programming, data-driven programming, and data description.

  

I mentioned at the start of this article that I was learning how to write games too. In my personal exploration of game development, Pygame was my primary choice for writing games. (Truthfully, I started with LÖVE to experiment with Lua and made a Pong clone, but I concluded Lua wasn't for me.)

• InfluxDB

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• love

  258 4,378 9.7 C++

  LÖVE is an awesome 2D game framework for Lua.

  

I mentioned at the start of this article that I was learning how to write games too. In my personal exploration of game development, Pygame was my primary choice for writing games. (Truthfully, I started with LÖVE to experiment with Lua and made a Pong clone, but I concluded Lua wasn't for me.)

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