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Re: [pygame] Training
I read introductory Python and Pygame docs before starting, but didn't
spend a ton of time on it. Of course I had experience in several other
languages, OpenGl, etc. before starting so that is a factor as well. I
just think you can quickly get into diminishing returns if you spend too
much time reading.
On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 09:17:51 -0700, "Patrick Mullen"
<saluk64007@xxxxxxxxx> said:
> On the other hand working on something with no book knowledge can mean
> you
> do things the hard way when a book would have made it much simpler. No
> need
> to learn everything from scratch. Doing things the hard way first is a
> good
> way to learn though.
>
> Then again I never use books... But I wouldn't call myself an expert
> either.