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More advanced levels with stunning examples #102
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That'd be cool, yes. Of course, after there's a consistent build process
that produces a Windows installer automatically.
…On Sun, Sep 16, 2018 at 12:13 PM Peter Bittner ***@***.***> wrote:
It would be nice to have a continuation of the learning levels. This could
be:
- More (and more fascinating) examples of things to draw using (and
thus practicing) the techniques learned in levels 1-4
- More general programming techniques and paradigms (data types,
classes, decorators, etc.)
- Fun and useful tricks you can do (only) with Python (e.g. rename and
reuse a function, monkey patching)
- GUI programming with Tk <https://docs.python.org/3/library/tk.html>
and wxPython <https://wxpython.org/>
Sources of Inspiration (to be expanded)
- The LibreLogo blog <http://librelogo.org/en/> -- *shows some
fascinating drawings*
- Examples on Using Python <http://usingpython.com/programs/> -- *e.g.
animated text banners in the console*
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I stumbled across a sweet book on Ruby that has good storytelling and funny mentions of "Ruby's friends" (e.g. Django who has a snake pet called Python). This may also relate to #63 as for coming up with attractive images. |
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Maybe it makes sense to collect information about efforts of other projects. Some that I stumble upon through my kids at school are:
Any other projects we know? I'm sure there are plenty! |
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Peter, why spend so much effort brainstorming about this before there's a Windows installer? What good are any improvements to PythonTurtle if it's not usable by 99% of the users? |
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"Windows installer" is off-topic in the context of this issue; it's handled in #107. Let's discuss it there. |
It would be nice to have a continuation of the learning levels. This could be:
Sources of Inspiration (to be expanded)