Ebitengine v2.10.0 is the day's real news: the 2D game engine goes pure Go across all desktop platforms, adds headless testing with game embedding via a VM, shader precompilation, and color emoji support. It pairs nicely with the recording from the 1.27 release party at JetBrains HQ that surfaced on Reddit, which is a rare chance to hear the Go team talk through a release in their own voices. Elsewhere there is a step-by-step walkthrough on contributing to the Go project itself, for anyone who watches that video and gets ideas.
Ebitengine v2.10.0 is the day's real news: the 2D game engine goes pure Go across all desktop platforms, adds headless testing with game embedding via a VM, shader precompilation, and color emoji support. It pairs nicely with the recording from the 1.27 release party at JetBrains HQ that surfaced on Reddit, which is a rare chance to hear the Go team talk through a release in their own voices. Elsewhere there is a step-by-step walkthrough on contributing to the Go project itself, for anyone who watches that video and gets ideas.
Ebitengine v2.10.0 is out! Pure Go on all desktop platforms Headless testing and game embedding via VM Shader precompilation Color emoji support Thanks to all contributors and sponsors!
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Hey all, For anyone who couldn't make it, we ran a release party at JetBrains HQ (The Blue Gopher) a couple of weeks ago, and the recording is up. I think it's quite rare to hear some of the voices fr
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