Just to weight in, as an old time Python user, new time pygame user. The thing I love the most about Python is it's flexibility. For my first project, I'm still using everything-in-one file: https://github.com/audiodude/Butterfly-Catcher/tree/basic
You can always refactor. But if you prefactor, you might up with code that it turns out YAGNI (You Ain't Gonna Need It). So at first, I just had a main(): method. But once I added scoring/timing, I realized the main method need to go into a MainController class. It was a simple refactor at that point....and KISS (keeping it simple, stupid) up until that point let me focus on the game mechanics/logic without getting bogged down in Software Engineering (do you really want to draw a UML diagram for your hobby game? lol) I tried to update the skellington after the last pyweek based on bugs... > https://bitbucket.org/illume/skellington2011 > What an awesome resource! First time hearing about it. Good work! -Travis On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 4:59 AM, René Dudfield <ren...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey, > > I like the following... > > mygame/ > mygame/run_game.py > mygame/mygame/__init__.py > mygame/mygame/yourothercode.py > mygame/mygame/data > > I tried to update the skellington after the last pyweek based on bugs... > https://bitbucket.org/illume/skellington2011 > > but there are still a number of improvements that could be made. > > > cheers, > >
