The same day that Unity confused all their developers with a new pay per user install revenue model, the team behind the open source Godot Engine just announced their new Godot Development Fund.
The same day that Unity confused all their developers with a new pay per user install revenue model, the team behind the open source Godot Engine just announced their new Godot Development Fund.
Nim-lang. Python-esque style but compiled, having performance and high flexibility. Here’s an image with some code in it (non-Godot) (Note: reading from text grid) and here’s an example project (number converter) I made for 3.X (go to /src/ for actual code, main.nim and convert.nim).
Probably lends itself to gamedev (particularly highly tunable yet optional memory management, arc/orc likely what most want).
Note that this likely could have been guessed via this list as C# is obviously not it, Rust and Lua have 4.X bindings, so that only leaves 3 options in the production-ready category (and the other 2 are JS/TS).
Thanks. Very interesting