Matt Layman • 4/30/2019

Teaching a kid to code with Pygame Zero

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A software developer and father details his journey of teaching his six-year-old son to code by creating a video game. He explains his decision to use Pygame Zero, a real Python framework, instead of block-based systems like Scratch, drawing an analogy to how children learn on real musical instruments to build transferable skills.

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