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- Hi, I'm Antonio Castro. I'm retired, but I enjoy programming in Python and, more specifically, with the Pygame library.
- I enjoy learning new things at my own pace. I'm starting to share some of my projects, generally under the MIT license.
- I have created several game and simulator programs, but after trying different helper libraries to complement Pygame’s functionality, I decided to develop my own libraries.
- I have been developing locally with Pygame for several years, and I’m very satisfied with my libraries. That’s why I decided to share them on GitHub.
- I’ve been using Git and GitHub for a short time, but that’s not a problem. I use ChatGPT quite a lot to help me both with programming tasks and with learning technologies I don’t yet master and want to learn.
- On GitHub
- cardumen (Game) Gamified simulator of fish school movement (based on Pygame).
- form_core_pygame (Lib) For data-entry forms (library for Pygame).
- help_core_pygame (Lib) For simulated help pop-up windows (library for Pygame).
- popups_dialog_gui For simulated general-purpose pop-up windows (library for Pygame).
- On PyPI (libraries)
The three Pygame libraries work well together to provide several typical GUI-toolkit features.
I still have important things to share: games, simulation programs, and libraries for Pygame. The process of adapting my projects so I can upload them to GitHub and document them is slow but steady.