Very informative, but am still to try it and see if it work with the Komodo IDE as I really struggled.

good job. Good video.

good job. Good for intro.

Very nice

Thanks for a nice and genuine video =)

Im a young python programmer too =) But probably i dont know pygame things as much as you do. It was a good tutorial, starting with basics. Thanks!

Thanks for this. It's a nice introduction for beginners like myself.

nice job ^^

nice Instruction ^^, still it makes me feel really old.. ^^

Good tutorials. Make sure you give full explanation of the objects you are showing.

THX for your video

Good 4 noobs

Again, a good lesson with excellent substance, very informative. Same criticism as the last video, you just need to work on the presentation a bit, plan out the lesson a bit better with perhaps notes would make a world of difference. I learned quite a bit, thanks for the lesson

Good overall tutorial, you gave all the right information and didn't give any unnessissary details. However I would recommend going through what you are going to say ahead of time and perhaps even using notes to read off of, you seemed to stumble through the lesson a bit. Again the lesson was for the most part well done and you seem to know your stuff, the presentation could just use some polish though. thanks for your efforts

very good, didn't know gedit could do all that.

Very simple tutorial which pretty much displays the look of gedit. Simple as is, gedit does not look intimidating to a beginner wanting to learn how to write programs with a text editor. However, its best to give a few sample operations writing a few lines of code and watching what happens and why. Because gedit edits text files, show what encoding gedit supports and if some of these encoding can be emplemented. Overall, nice job!!!

For change speed of the ball:

speed[0] += speed[0] / abs(speed[0])

speed[1] += speed[1] / abs(speed[1])

or in one line:

speed = [speed[0] + (speed[0] / abs(speed[0])), speed[0] + (speed[1] / abs(speed[1]))]

Because your code is:

1. long

2. wrong:

- [1,1] => [2,2]

- [-1, -1] => [-2, -2]

- [1, -1] => [2, 0]

- [-1, 1] => [0, 2]

But good video ^_^

Very good. Useful. And it was given with a better tempo than the first tutorial. Thanks.

Nice, well paced, friendly. Good level of detail. Informative. I've been using Gedit for a few years and I learned some new useful things about it. Thanks.

Good one to start with but i feel that you could prepare yourself a little bit on what you are gonna say and how you are gonna use the application to demonstrate it.