The biggest one I know of is Tiny Glade: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2198150/Tiny_Glade/ It's mostly a custom stack, but it's written in Rust and uses some parts of Bevy from what I understand.
They're allowing monthly payments for the first time, which are slightly more expensive than paying yearly like every company on the planet does. Way less of a deal than the title makes it sound.
"at least 5 years of programming (not necessarily professional)" interests me quite a bit as I've been a hobbyist for many years but haven't coded professionally much, but FYI the test sent to my email asks for number…
Interesting testing strategy, but you said you can't live without it. What do you actually use it for? I'm curious because I currently use OpenAI's models for most of my use cases and I'm interested in what people are…
I used to work for them, and I agree. It seems confusing from the outside but internally they maintain a pretty consistent system. Many third party partners don't follow this system properly, in my experience.
The biggest one I know of is Tiny Glade: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2198150/Tiny_Glade/ It's mostly a custom stack, but it's written in Rust and uses some parts of Bevy from what I understand.
They're allowing monthly payments for the first time, which are slightly more expensive than paying yearly like every company on the planet does. Way less of a deal than the title makes it sound.
"at least 5 years of programming (not necessarily professional)" interests me quite a bit as I've been a hobbyist for many years but haven't coded professionally much, but FYI the test sent to my email asks for number…
Interesting testing strategy, but you said you can't live without it. What do you actually use it for? I'm curious because I currently use OpenAI's models for most of my use cases and I'm interested in what people are…
I used to work for them, and I agree. It seems confusing from the outside but internally they maintain a pretty consistent system. Many third party partners don't follow this system properly, in my experience.