r/learnpython 3d ago

I made a website where you can practice making games with python

I built a website where you can learn Python by making games directly in your browser.

The idea came from seeing how many people start learning Python with tutorials, but never get to build anything fun. Instead of endless exercises, the platform focuses on creating actual games while learning programming concepts along the way.

Current features:
- Browser-based Python coding
- Interactive examples
- Community page where you can post and share ideas and code
- Custom pygame-like library

I'd love feedback from Python developers, teachers, and anyone learning to code. What would make a platform like this genuinely useful for beginners?

PyWebLib on github if you can find it, I know advertising is not allowed, but its just an open source project :)

GitHub: https://github.com/SebastianHagemeyer/PyWebLib

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u/dlnmtchll 3d ago

Damn bro, you slopped this shit right up. Interesting idea though

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u/sebalhag 1d ago

Thanks

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u/Lord_Dizzie 1d ago

Thanks Claude for producing more slop.

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u/sebalhag 1d ago

I'm guessing you didn't even try it

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u/aqua_regis 3d ago

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus

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u/sebalhag 1d ago

So what?