Ruining the 6 reposts / 7 likes on this to share it on this account as well.

Fallible Things@fallible.net · 10h ago

I've opened up "Creative Bevians," an "AI-Sober" space for Bevy community members to work on the engine, their projects, their ecosystem crates, and their related artistic practices creative.bevians.com #bevy #rustgamedev

My technical life is overrun by constraint graph solving.

Living the clown life: I'm writing type checker code again.

Was supposed to give a talk tonight at the local rust meetup on my experiences with #bevy over the last 2 years but I woke up with a cough and my voice completely gone. Second time this has had to be rescheduled lol.

A second bevy 0.19 release of "bevy_typst_textures", this time for updating to Typst 0.15 properly :) crates.io/crates/bevy_... #bevy #rust #gamedev

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Fallible Algebra@algebra.fallible.net · 2mo ago

I've also updated "bevy_typst_textures" to Bevy 0.19, though it's still stuck on typst 0.15 until either typst-as-lib updates or I write my own typst glue code. crates.io/crates/bevy_... #bevy #rust #gamedev

In the mind of a linux DE programmer we need 1000 shortcuts for window & virtual desktop management and 3 for application use.

This update is Huge for gamedev in Rust, genuinely check it out if you can. #bevy

Bevy@bevy.org · 2mo ago

Bevy 0.19 is out now! It features Next Generation Scenes, Render Bigger Scenes Faster, Contact Shadows, More Feathers Widgets, Text Input, Richer Text, App Settings, Post Processing Effects, Improved Skinned Mesh Culling, and more! bevy.org/news/bevy-0-19

Bevy 0.19 is out now! It features Next Generation Scenes, Render Bigger Scenes Faster, Contact Shadows, More Feathers Widgets, Text Input, Richer Text, App Settings, Post Processing Effects, Improved Skinned Mesh Culling, and more! bevy.org/news/bevy-0-19

Bevy 0.19

Thanks to 261 contributors, 1185 pull requests, community reviewers, and our generous donors, we're happy to announce the Bevy 0.19 release on crates.…

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So many maths resources still speak with the voice of a priest giving a sermon on divine mystery and beauty rather than the mechanic who has already had several apprentices in her shop over the years all of which have gone on to solve a lot of people's real problems.

lots to be excited about in the new typst 0.15 release. Multiple bibliographies is likely an immediate win for me though, and variable fonts is always nice. Typst's docs are now using their own html export features too, which is very exciting to see progress. typst.app/blog/2026/ty...

Typst: Typst 0.15 contains multitudes – Typst Blog

Between myriads of instances of the same font, multi-file output, multiple bibliographies, and support for more than one PDF standard at once, Typst 0.15 is all...

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Problem 1. This codebase is impossible to reason about, I need to split up the larger files. Problem 2. This codebase now has >60 source files and I cannot reason about it.

By age 30 you should have: - Algebraic Data Types - HM Type Inference - Type Classes with Functional Dependencies - Higher Kinded Types - First-class syntactic support for function currying

We need researchers on the ground finding answers to why when you cut material from a document the word count goes up.

Very unglamorous first rustc pull request of "hey these doc comments didn't have the function argument name updated when the arg was changed last year."

Back from RustWeek, where my colleagues got through a earth-shattering 200 PRs over two days in the largest undocumented #bevymergetrain to date. Today, I have a mere 23 open source Rust PRs to go through with you: gist.github.com/alice-i-ceci... Do follow along, there's some neat details!

Bevy Merge Train for 2026-06-01

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I'm messing with this a lot more, porting @deadcardgames.bsky.social's UI to something closer to this compositional BSN. I think this is solidly in "usable" territory. It feels way better than Yew, a bit worse than Svelte. I feel like I can actually build out UI design systems now.

Fallible Algebra@algebra.fallible.net · 2mo ago

It's somewhat understated, but like we can now build "tailwind" style composition functions for things like, ui nodes.

"Rust needs higher-kinded types for [functors, applicatives, monads] for useful reasons" wrong. We need it so we can have Data.Fix hackage.haskell.org/package/data...

"Tech-y" blog posts of mine, short thread

Rust 1.96.0 has been released! 🌈 🦀✨ This release includes assert_matches!(), new range types in core::range::*, and fixes for a medium and a low severity vulnerability in Cargo (that didn't affect crates​.io users). Check out the blog post for details: blog.rust-lang.org/2026/05/28/R...

Announcing Rust 1.96.0 | Rust Blog

Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

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The scene format + its helpers from the upcoming version of bevy (0.19) is so slick btw. This is what it takes to spawn in a camera + an image UI node (imports missing ofc).

One of the annoying things about rust is that you do need a good computer. This also translates to people with worse computers bouncing earlier.

Downside of coming back from rustweek is I've been convinced to try out a bunch of Sickos Software (jj, kagi, tangled etc.) and baby I have strong muscle memory of the software I don't like using (git, duckduckgo, github)

Programming the computer / writing about programming the computer.