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▲ 0 r/dataisbeautiful

[OC] Respect in the EAL Math classroom

I asked my students to write a sentence each about what respect meant to them, here are the key words that showed up by frequency (pictured)

Tools used :
matplotlib
Numpy

u/sebalhag — 8 days ago
▲ 1 r/opensourcegames

I built a Python game library that runs in the browser. Every game on the site is source viewable and editable.

Disclosure: I made this.

PyWebLib is a Python game library that runs entirely in the browser through Pyodide. Nothing installs, nothing runs on a server. play.pyweblib.org/community is where games/programs built with it get shared.

The bit relevant to this sub: every game there is plain Python, and you can open its source from the page, change it, and run your version straight away. No build step, no compiled blobs.

Library source: github.com/SebastianHagemeyer/PyWebLib (MIT/CC0)

It gives you a game module for sprites, input, collision and the loop, plus turtle, coloured print and a working input() inside the page. There's a snippet gallery if you want a starting point.

I originally built it for teaching Python to high school students, which is why the API is deliberately small. Keen for feedback on it.

play.pyweblib.org
u/sebalhag — 9 days ago
▲ 2 r/ClaudeCode

Ahh yes, IT, that human thing...

Claude: Send me MAZ0001's name so it can actually sign in.

u/sebalhag — 21 days ago
▲ 0 r/WebGames

Eggcrusher - Who can beat my score of 32?

I started with the car movement, then I added random egg and bomb spawns, if you run into an egg it increases your score, if you hit a bomb , you lose.

pyweb.qmarkapp.com
u/sebalhag — 25 days ago
▲ 0 r/learnpython

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

u/sebalhag — 27 days ago
▲ 249 r/gshock

My girlfriend has joined the G-Shock family

It was her birthday and I got her a resin square , she loves it so far 😉

u/sebalhag — 1 month ago