Added Bullet dodger game

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* Removed separate programming section pending rethink
* Created CONTRIBUTING.md
* Deleted TODO.md (we have issues now)
* Added Bullet dodger
## 2nd September 2016 ##

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* [/r/freeculture][316] - Part of the Free Culture Reddit Community. A general free-culture-focused community.
* [/r/FreeGaming][94] - Part of the Free Culture Reddit Community. Designed specifically for discussion of free culture games.
* [/r/freesoftware][323] - A general free-software-focused community.
* [/r/godot][185] - A community for discussion and support in development with the Godot game engine.
* [/r/godot][185] - A community for discussion and support in development with the Godot game engine.
* [FreeGameDev Forums][326] - A forum community for all things free-game-development-related.
* [FreeGaming][324] - A [freepo.st][325] community dedicated to free gaming.
* [Libregamewiki][327] - The free gaming encyclopedia.
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### Python ###
* [Bullet dodger][383] - A fun and challenging mouse game where you must dodge bullets. [GNU GPLv3] [23] only, various CC (no NC or ND) (assets).
* [Mystic Mine] [197] - [Expat] [11] (code and assets).
* [Unknown Horizons] [245] - A real-time strategy simulation game. [GNU GPLv2] [14] or later (code), [CC-BY-SA-3.0][127] (assets).
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* [Beginner 2d Game Programming Tutorial][340] (video) - A set of tutorials in 2D game programming, illustrated using ECMAScript. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [C++ Tutorial for Beginners][333] (video) - A collection of basic video tutorials for C++. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [Effective Go][66] - A guide to writing good, clean and readable Go code for beginners. [CC-BY-3.0][5] (text), [3-clause BSD][29] (code).
* [Functional Programming in JavaScript][334] (video) - A series of tutorials about functional programming concepts, illustrated using ECMAScript. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [Functional Programming in JavaScript][334] (video) - A series of tutorials about functional programming concepts, illustrated using ECMAScript. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [Java Collections Framework][337] (video) - A set of tutorials for using Java collections properly. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [Java For Complete Beginners][332] (video) - A collection of basic video tutorials for Java. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [Java For Complete Beginners][332] (video) - A collection of basic video tutorials for Java. [CC-BY-3.0][5].
* [Lua Programming][126] - A completed Wikibook on programming Lua. [CC-BY-SA-3.0][127].
* [Practical Haskell - getting started with Stack][50] - A series of tutorials designed to help people get started programming Haskell. [CC-BY-SA-4.0][125].
* [pygame_stuff][382] - A collection of code samples using
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* [breakouts] [278] - A collection of ECMAScript implementations of Breakout. [Expat][11] .
* [Haskell Programming][128] - A complete wiki of the Haskell programming language. [Expat][11] .
* [Joey Hess' blog][129] - A collection of posts, many of which are about Haskell use. [CC-BY-4.0][136]
* [Joey Hess' blog][129] - A collection of posts, many of which are about Haskell use. [CC-BY-4.0][136]
### Talks ###
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[380]: http://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:IllinoisNCSA
[381]: https://github.com/anholt/libepoxy
[382]: https://notabug.org/jorgesumle/pygame_stuff
[383]: https://notabug.org/jorgesumle/bullet_dodger