My Programs, Let Me Show You Them

1. One thing that MIT’s Scratch programming environment gets right is that they have a way to share programs that students create built into the software directly.
2. Nobody wants to learn programming, they want to make cool programs.
3. Being able to easily share their programs with a community not only provides an incentive to learn and create, but it also provides a library of examples for other people to look at to inspire their own programs.
4. The Pygame.org website has a sidebar that is constantly updated with people’s submitted games (source included), which supplies that community with hundreds of examples to learn from.
5. I’d say this is a major factor for Pygame’s popularity over Pyglet and other Python game frameworks.

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1. One thing is that the programming environment has a way to share programs.
2. Students can share programs that they create.
3. What students create become built into the software directly.
4. Nobody wants to learn programming.
5. They want to make cool programs.
6. It has some good sides to be able to share their programs with a community.
7. It provides an incentive to learn and create.
8. It also provides examples for other people to look at.
9. The examples inspire other people's programs.
10. The Pygame.org website has a sidebar.
11. The sidebar is continuously updated with games that people have submitted(source included).
12. I think this is a major factor why Pygame is more popular that Pyglet and other Python game frameworks.

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