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This is Boson. An alternative but not a replacement for Wgpu. It is a next-gen aimed library that implements nice-to-have tools like render graphs and bindless shader resources.
Thank you so much for your time and continuing on this journey with me.
Hope everyone has a wonderful day.
(edit): link to https://crates.io/crates/boson
Video to go along with the announcement:
Dear Rust community, I'm happy to announce the release of Nickel 1.0, a configuration language developed in Rust. It's somehow a generic but domain specific language, if that makes sense, in that Nickel is specialized in generating configuration (e.g. evaluating to YAML or JSON, typically), but is more expressive than pure serialization formats to make the configuration reusable, maintainable and more correct (opt-in static typing and runtime contracts in particular). It cat target any kind of configuration, but the typical use-case would be fairly large and complex one, like infrastructure-as-code deployments or build systems.
Beside being a Rust codebase, I thought it could be interesting to the community because it's particularly easy to use as a native configuration language for a Rust app, thanks to serde. See for example the tests of the deserializer module, which deserialize Rust structs and enums directly from a Nickel source : https://github.com/tweag/nickel/blob/dc6804acd123257460eef60d615da2eb0a8aca78/src/deserialize.rs#L584
Happy to receive any constructive feedbacks and opinions.
Hey everyone, I wanted to share my latest project with you. I've created a Tetris game using Rust and the Cursive TUI library. It has all the basic features of Tetris, but I've also added some advanced features that reduce the number of keys you need to press.
One of the most useful features is the leftmost and rightmost block movement. This means you can move a block all the way to the left or right of the screen with just one key press. I've also included a counter-clockwise rotation feature, which makes it easier to get your blocks into the right position.
If you're interested in checking it out, you can find the source code on my GitHub repo. Thanks for taking the time to read this, and I hope you enjoy playing my Tetris game!
https://github.com/genieCS/retris
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