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Here are some places where I would recommend starting. Remember that if something doesn’t feel challenging enough, you can always add more to anything you’re working on. We’ll talk about tools and engines soon!
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-**If you’re a beginner coder**, you may have just finished a course on Codédex, or you finished your first CS class, you might want to start with a framework or library and learn the concepts of game development first. Trust me, it's so much easier when you can just add assets with one line of code instead of trying to figure out how to make an animation move in 30 different ways with 100 different buttons. You’ll learn the logic without all the hassle.
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-**If you’re a beginner coder**, you may have just finished a course on Codédex, or you finished your first CS class, you might want to start with a library or framework and learn the concepts of game dev first. Trust me, it's so much easier when you can just add assets with one line of code instead of trying to figure out how to make an animation move in 30 different ways with 100 different buttons. You’ll learn the logic without all the hassle.
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-**If you’re starting to get comfortable** or have built a game beforehand, you might be curious about a game engine! This is ideal if you have an idea you want to make come to life, or you’re simply up for the challenge.
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