Golem Python Framework

Golem Python Framework - 0.1alpha

Juda Kaleta (yetty)

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arcade 2d pygame game strategy python framework education programming school learning

Description

Golem Python Framework is a tool for easier creating 2D games like stategies, arcades, or games on the chessboard. It is very simple and use objects, so it is very powerful. Golem is a tool for education, too.

We are working on website interface for online trying of Golem for students and scholars. We cooperate with teachers and we develop great service for learning of programming.

More informations you can get from Golem's Wiki. You can also watch videos of demos created in Golem at YouTube.

Links

Home Page: http://golem.github.com/Golem
Source: http://github.com/Golem/Golem/zipball/master

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Releases

Golem Python Framework - 0.1alpha - Aug 29, 2010

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September 13, 2010 12:12am - Juda Kaleta - nickname: (yetty)
Hi. Nice to hear it from you! :) If you have troubles, please contact me - we want to make as easy as will be possible, so we need a help from people. You can write me to mail juda.kaleta(at)gmail.com or jabber (it isn't e-mail!) yetty@jabber.cz
September 11, 2010 3:21pm - Donpachi - nickname: (donpachi)
It's very interesting and I'd love to use it for a project. More documentation couldn't hurt, especially the wiki tells almost nothing, but I understand that adding new features is likely to be the focus now. I was looking for a way to have the functionality of findway.py with using a prepared map file loaded on startup, however it's been more complicated than I thought.
August 30, 2010 2:39pm - Juda Kaleta - nickname: (yetty)
Thank you for your comment. It looks interestedly, I will look at it.
August 30, 2010 1:38pm - Ivan DelSol - nickname: (sunspider)
My Pig/Pug project has similar goals. http://www.pygame.org/project-pug-796-.html It's a bit of a trick to install right now, but it has included a GUI system that allows students to create simple games without writing code. When they are ready, it easily allows editing of code for scenes and objects they have created. I thought you might be interested and maybe there is some code that could be shared.