Update correct Pygame library #328
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This updates the url and name of the Pygame library. The community version is actively being worked on and the old pygame library is not.
WalkthroughThe README file was updated to replace the reference to the original "PyGame" project with "PyGame-CE" in the "Engines and Frameworks" section. The link was changed to the new project's documentation, and the description was expanded to clarify that PyGame-CE is a community edition, open-source, and built on SDL for multimedia applications such as games. No other changes were made. Changes
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314-314: Normalize branding and verify supplemental resources
The entry has been updated to point at Pygame‑CE’s documentation, which is great. A couple of follow‑ups:
- Officially, the project is branded as “pygame‑ce” (all lowercase) on PyPI and GitHub. Consider adjusting the Markdown link text to match (
[pygame‑ce](…)) for consistency.- The PR summary mentions adding a blog post demo for building web games with Pygame‑CE, PyScript, and itch.io, but I don’t see that resource in this README. Please verify whether that link needs to be included (and where) so the documentation aligns with the stated objectives.
Pygame-ce is a fork of pygame. It was created after some conflict that occurred that prevented developers from contributing to the main library. Pygame-ce is the one most commonly recommended.
Why do you think the link is worth adding on this list?
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PygametoPyGame-CE.[Making Games with Python & Pygame](http://inventwithpython.com/pygame/)but I did find however an up-to-date blog post that you could create web games with the library: https://medium.com/@davesides3/python-games-in-the-browser-with-pygame-ce-pyscript-and-itch-io-5e730185dbffDoes this project has any License?
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https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.html
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