I placed the project for which I had made my old blog on github. I had the versions backed up but not via git. Back then I didn’t know about versioning software like git and mercurial. I was cleaning up my codebase and thought that converting the code dumps of previous versions of the software into git would make it much easier to manage the whole thing if I needed.
I also added the C++ programs’s source code which I had used for the project into the github repository. They had helped me back then take care of repetitive tasks a lot. That was kinda the project where I understood the real value of automating tasks and one of the reasons I started using Python.
I don’t think I am going to update it anymore but good to have that on github. It gets backed up. I am thinking about adding the setup files that I have for various versions on github or not. Still not decided on that.
If I ever thought of continuing the project I’ll do that from scratch in Python/PySide which I have been learning for some time.
If anyone’s interested in seeing what the project was just have a look at the old blog.
ansh bansal 
how do you open the game? I downloaded and extracted the zip but I cant run it. I am using ubuntu linux distro.
I plan to learn some c++ and I already know python could this be useful.
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Sorry to disappoint you but it is not a game. This was a project for making learning C programming much easier. I named the software as C Programming made a game. Its aim was to teach people to make a game but I never went that far.
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