Replace Harvard course recommendation with Learn GDScript from Zero #11422
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@Calinou This needs a rebase :) |
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This resource didn't exist back when the Harvard course was added as a recommendation in 2020. It's much easier to follow (shorter, uses less technical terms) and is arguably more motivating for newcomers.
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This resource didn't exist back when the Harvard course was added as a recommendation in 2020. It's much easier to follow (shorter, uses less technical terms) and is arguably more motivating for newcomers.