Consider Turtle graphics exercises using basthon-turtle #19
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Hi! Would you be interested in adding Turtle graphics exercises to Genepy using basthon-turtle (https://github.com/m-aciek/basthon-turtle)?
I’m developing the project with the aim of maintaining good compatibility with Python’s standard-library turtle module, so learners can use familiar Turtle code and transfer what they learn to regular Python.
It renders drawings as SVG and supports running entirely in the browser through Pyodide. This could make it useful for exercises introducing loops, functions, and geometry through visual feedback.
Compatibility is still a work in progress, and I’m actively improving it. Would this be a useful direction for Genepy? I’d be interested in hearing what you would need from the project to make it suitable for your exercises.
The project bases on Basthon turtle (with credits to Romain Casati, bearney74 and André Roberge, the author of friendly-traceback), but enhances it for support of live rendering, and my plan is to bring highest possible compatibility with CPython's turtle.
Its license is GPL, inherited from the project it bases on.