Re: Let's Build an Audiogame Together in Python
Hi Sean-Terry01.
I don't think that would be good. It would be very hard to learn programming with an audio tutorial. It's not like games, where when somebody does an audio walkthrough where you can listen and understand what's going on. You would have to listen very carefully to the code, and I don't think anyone would want to read the code out loud, line by line, letter by letter. To give you an example, on an applevis podcast, they were demonstrating how to use x-code. It was interesting, but he didn't have keyboard echo on so you couldn't hear the code, and VoiceOver didn't read it back. Now I'm not trying to be rude, it was a fine podcast, it's just unclear. Bgt had an audio tutorial, but what you were supposed to do was listen to the tutorial, and read along in the manual itself in case something in the audio tutorial was unclear. That's really no way to learn how to code. If you really want to be a programmer do t
he work, learn syntax and things. There are plenty of resources available to you. Read CToth's blog posts. Also read camlorn's blog blindly coding. He's always doing interesting things, and reading a blog like that will give you some familiarity with programming. You will get a really good understanding of how code works. You should read lines of code letter by letter, so you can understand what they do. This is something you will have to do anyway to catch bugs. Personally I would suggest learning python, it's syntax is easy to understand, and it's a good starting point for a beginner. Of course you can learn any programming language that you enjoy. It just all depends on your personal preference.
Hth.
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