I honestly can't get over how much this template effort has taught me about project structure and fundamentals. Really appreciate the working group for keeping it so clean and close to intrinsic Bevy features.
Really appreciate you making this. I've participated in Bevy Jams twice and both times been unable to deliver. First time because I didn't have a WASM CI build template, and struggled in the finals stretch to set it up. Second time I had never uploaded to Itch, and didn't know I had to check a box in Itch that says "Release game" or something like that... Spent the last two days on that one checkbox. Hopefully I will be able to deliver this time :)
I was confused by what you meant by the modern way of switching branches. I discovered that "git checkout" has changed, but found that most articles talked about using "git switch" now, not "git branch -m". I think you're renaming the current branch to main, not switching to main.
yep absolutely. I've been using "git checkout -b " for so long that I never really got into "git switch" and we were talking about the documentation for the template getting this update right before the video was recorded, so I mis-spoke (because I also don't use `git branch -m`)
@@chrisbiscardi Thank you! And thanks for the video. The example of using observers as a way of handling spawning is going to make a bunch of things a _lot_ easier for me.
I use yabai for window management, alacritty for a terminal, and zellij as a multiplexer. yabai is what is mostly responsible for the binary-space-partitioning look of the windows on macos.
@@SuchDistantStars linux is blessed with many options. sway if you're on wayland, i3 otherwise, and additional options like xmonad, and I'm sure a whole bunch more.
@@RobinDuckett I obviously can't speak for xyr specific choices, but they are gender neutral pronouns. So its reasonable IMO to read: > Xe would love to use the same setup for xir own stream. as similar to "I would like to use the same setup for my own stream".
I honestly can't get over how much this template effort has taught me about project structure and fundamentals. Really appreciate the working group for keeping it so clean and close to intrinsic Bevy features.
Really appreciate you making this. I've participated in Bevy Jams twice and both times been unable to deliver. First time because I didn't have a WASM CI build template, and struggled in the finals stretch to set it up.
Second time I had never uploaded to Itch, and didn't know I had to check a box in Itch that says "Release game" or something like that... Spent the last two days on that one checkbox.
Hopefully I will be able to deliver this time :)
I was confused by what you meant by the modern way of switching branches. I discovered that "git checkout" has changed, but found that most articles talked about using "git switch" now, not "git branch -m". I think you're renaming the current branch to main, not switching to main.
yep absolutely. I've been using "git checkout -b " for so long that I never really got into "git switch" and we were talking about the documentation for the template getting this update right before the video was recorded, so I mis-spoke (because I also don't use `git branch -m`)
Thanks for this video Chris.
awesome video, thank you!
Somewhat off topic, but what's your window manager?
@@taylorhadden yabai on macos
@@chrisbiscardi Thank you! And thanks for the video. The example of using observers as a way of handling spawning is going to make a bunch of things a _lot_ easier for me.
Thank you for sharing!
Also, what are you using for your terminal/multiplexer? Xe would love to use the same setup for xir own stream. Thanks!
I use yabai for window management, alacritty for a terminal, and zellij as a multiplexer. yabai is what is mostly responsible for the binary-space-partitioning look of the windows on macos.
@@chrisbiscardi Thanks! Using zellji as the TUI for xir own stream!
Would you happen to know of any solid Linux equivalents to yabai?
@@SuchDistantStars linux is blessed with many options. sway if you're on wayland, i3 otherwise, and additional options like xmonad, and I'm sure a whole bunch more.
Why is xe referring to xirself in the third person? (This is a genuine question. First time seeing it.)
@@RobinDuckett I obviously can't speak for xyr specific choices, but they are gender neutral pronouns.
So its reasonable IMO to read:
> Xe would love to use the same setup for xir own stream.
as similar to "I would like to use the same setup for my own stream".
next step is to prepare the entire game
Yep, just gotta draw the rest of the owl 😂