ggez VS bevy

Sounds like https://ggez.rs/.

Nice, can you add it to the list of projects https://github.com/ggez/ggez/blob/master/docs/Projects.md ?

ggez simple example (not working): https://github.com/ggez/ggez/tree/master/examples/01_super_simple.rs ggez bunnymark (works in batched mode only): https://github.com/ggez/ggez/blob/master/examples/bunnymark.rs wgpu example (working): https://github.com/gfx-rs/wgpu/tree/master/wgpu/examples/hello-triangle

I’ve used https://ggez.rs for side projects and have been happy with it.

I've previously used ggez for simple pet projects, and have found it to be fairly simple for what you're describing

Take a look at https://github.com/ggez/ggez/blob/master/examples/spritebatch.rs

Alongside macroquad, ggez is also quite popular for 2D, It aims to implement an API based on a Rustified version of the LÖVE framework

I did look at GGEZ as well, and you probably should too.

Rust is a general purpose programming language. It can do low level systems programming but it's also highly capable of doing web backends, web frontends (wasm), game design, small utility scripts, etc.

A big thing people learning Rust do my mistake is to try and use all of the low level features straight away. Rust has tools like Rc, RefCell, Arc, and RwLock that let you have a garbage collected language (well, reference counted) and not worry about any of the low level memory management details.

See things like https://ggez.rs/ for games and https://www.arewewebyet.org/ for web stuff.

Although honestly I think if you're looking for a "hot" backend web language I'd say Elixir is the more well designed one than Go.

Bevy

P.S. In Rust lang Bevy is incredible. https://bevyengine.org/ Very fast growing, and vibrant community.

yes. check out https://bevyengine.org and https://fyrox.rs for whole engines. theres also things like macroquad, nannou, piet, femtovg for higher level drawing and rendering abstractions and if you want something lower level i highly recommend wgpu (graphics abstraction over Vulkan, WebGL, Metal and more)

https://bevyengine.org - data driven ECS based (code-only for now but already very useable, imo the more promising one)

A lot of discussion about the editor has also happened outside of this issue. For example on the Discord in #editor-dev and most recently also here: https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/discussions/7100. There is still some groundwork to be laid before the editor development can really get going (e.g. UI and asset system) but there is definitely movement in this area.

issue 85.

Bevy uses wgpu for rendering and it can target web-assembly as well. Going through its source code could give you an idea where to start and the crates to use.

https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/pull/5550 maybe this can guide you

I'm doing a procedural flower generator using Bevy (https://bevyengine.org/) as a way to learn rust, and the goal is to embed it into a wasm webapp.