https://thierryberger.com/blog/rustdoc-contribution/

Notable trait tags! Thanks @nprofile1q...: these are super useful in Bevy, and I'm looking forward to seeing this roll out properly across the Rust ecosystem :D

After a harrowing week of policy debate, it's finally time to get my hands dirty with the business of *making* game engines again! That's right, the #bevymergetrain is back, with 13 community-approved Rust PRs to go over <3 https://gist.github.com/alice-i-cecile/363c96e32c133f4f336e6954102a5252
I've gotta catch up on review too!

Want to hear me talk passionately at length about project management, governance in #rust and things we can learn from Taoist philosophy? This was a lovely interview: I'm really proud of it, and I'm super glad I got to meet Nurzhan (Rust's junior project manager) because of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9knWm4hEoYM

AI: virtually no subject provokes such vitriol in my communities.
I can grant the haters many of its harms, but their solutions leave much to be desired.

I fear for the future even as I wonder at the future we are living.

And so, dear hater, I must write: https://shaping.systems/blog/ai-sucks-hating-it-is-not-enough/

Another Monday, another #bevymergetrain! After a long day of reading, commenting and thinking (so much PR review), it was time for "yet more PR review!". Follow along, and learn a thing or two about #opensource, #rust, #gamedev or even software engineering :D

Go read https://gist.github.com/alice-i-cecile/459ebb7e23967c6a059000898e5f18c3 <3

Another Monday, another #bevymergetrain! In this week's round-up review of open source Rust PRs for the game engine I help maintain, we have 6 digressions on DAG-style ordering, what a white furnace test is, the value of "fix-it in follow-up" and how much to test!

https://gist.github.com/alice-i-cecile/517731fdd79a344680de90e797bb9847

Today's work for @nprofile1q...: create a revised design doc for a first-party entity inspector. I'm happy with the front-end/back-end architecture split, and we're ready to start polishing and upstreaming it incrementally. Writing really helps me think; I'm glad I took the time to do this today.

I'd love feedback on it over at: https://hackmd.io/tj99FqRITOGj1j2tuP2EAA?view

P.S. There's a "how does this fit into our editor plans" section ;)