Owner of KryoGames &... • 12h
YouTube algorithm is why I picked pygame for Python games. Like 3 years back, I hit moderate Python level & wanted to explore more. Tried to make games and YouTube search pushed pygame. Wasn’t serious, just grabbed it Soon I realized game dev is a perfect fit for making career on hobby. But as I progressed, saw pygame is SLOW! Tried Unity & Godot then, those were good, but no raw coding pleasure. So I felt like an corporate worker using those. I then searched on the internet and read about Java, C++ and C# I started learning C# Monogame for future projects But high-detail terrains, sprite anims, asset encoding in C#? ahh, ABSOLUTE PAIN. I asked GrokAI, it suggested to try Arcade library! it's Python-based, GPU-powered, tons of modern stuff like shadows, cameras, collisions. Not C#-fast, but handles 10,000+ animating sprites, that's enough! Downside: There's almost 0 good yt tutorial. Syntax changed 3 major times. So learning from official docs & actually pretty well written.
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FUN FACT ABOUT PYTHON. As Python was implemented in the C language, when we say x=10000 in python, x is not just a raw integer but it's actually a pointer to a compound C structure which not only stores the integer value but also many other values. T
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should I learn tech skills? I'm a professional c++ and c developer and know java too I was thinking to learn python but before that I had an idea to build an ai for chess but didn't know python so I just used chat gpt and grok 3 and now my ai is Full
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