jverrecchia

Worth noting that this is not a new game, it came out in 2015.

These are only JS engines. There is a dedicated page for Rust with Bevy: https://www.webgamedev.com/engines-libraries/rust-game-dev

JS ECS libraries are listed here: https://www.webgamedev.com/code-architecture/ecs

Just because you didn't get an answer doesn't mean someone got offended. Chill.

I also think serverless-friendly managed DBs are the missing piece of the puzzle of Vercel's offering. Would be so nice to have the whole stack hosted on Vercel instead of needing external platforms for that last bit, and complicated pooling setups. Hopefully that's somewhere in your guys' roadmap!

I made a free website called City Filter that aggregates a lot of data from cities around the world and lets you filter them by different criteria including temperature and rain, but also safety, development, population, distance from your location, etc.

If your goal is to identify your favorite cities based on your own criteria, you will definitely like it:

https://www.city-filter.com

May I ask why you mention reincarnation? I do not talk about reincarnation at all in the article, and I do not believe in it. I'm surprised the 2 comments here are about that.

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French full-stack developer

Ex-Yelp front-end engineer

10 years of experience, including 7 years remote

Developer relations: Wrote a book about HTML5, tech talks, blogging, open source projects

I can help you build your project in React / Next.js / Gatsby / other React frameworks, or set up its architecture for you.

Location: Bangkok, Remote only, Flexible schedule

Technologies: JS/TS/Node, React, Next, Gatsby, GraphQL, WebSockets

Résumé/CV: https://verekia.com/resume/

Email: hello |at| verekia.com

GitHub: https://github.com/verekia

Twitter: https://twitter.com/verekia

French full-stack developer

Ex-Yelp front-end engineer

10 years of experience, including 7 years remote

Developer relations: Wrote a book about HTML5, tech talks, blogging, open source projects

I can help you build your project in React / Next.js / Gatsby / other React frameworks, or set up its architecture for you.

Yes, this backpack is expensive but just perfect for nomads. Worth its price. I have 3 sets of headphones / earphones because I'm a music producer and I need several devices for mastering. The sunglasses are expensive because they are high quality and have polarized glasses. I would typically buy cheap ones, made an exception on that one.

Glad I could help you my friend! :)

I believe you quoted me wrong :)

The "guide" is minimalistic, not the stack. The point of making the guide minimalistic is to help folks feel less overwhelmed by the complexity of said stack.

Hi, author here. The goal for Gulp - even in the Webpack chapter, is for back-end transpilation. Webpack is great to replace Browserify for client apps, but Gulp is better suited for back-end stuff in my opinion. I also wanted to show people the specific part that Webpack replaces (the Gulp 'build-client' task) to give them a clear idea of why we introduce it.

Very glad this post inspired you to do it all the way to zero, congratulations! You'll probably see some things pop out in your feed once in a while from pages, groups, and such. Just remember to unfollow those as well when it happens :)

Fixed, thanks!