Rust lets you do anything. It only prevents you most of the time
Rust lets you do anything. It only prevents you most of the time
(edgy title added by lemmy community mod)
Image description: A screenshot of suggestions for a small Rust project, which includes a basic calculator, a game engine, and an operating system.
(Originally published on wetdry.world: 2024-04-21) - Click the Fedi-Link to visit.
Well that escalated quickly...
it seems like every new cli tool that’s become a daily driver for me is written in rust or golang.
- bat
- broot
- OS
nushell
I've been tinkering with a roguelike in Rust (just to have an excuse to work on something in it) and project ideas do seem like that all the time.
My usual planning goes like:
I should work on my game a little!
What if I rewrite this helper library to be more efficient and specific to my needs?
What if I reimplemented the game with a custom Vulkan renderer? I can fork one of the gfx subprojects?
What if I wrote an OS for my game?
What if I invented a new computational model to express my game's ideas? First I'll need a memory allocator...
What if I added mouselook support?