Bevy Tutorial: Pong | Tainted Coders
Bevy is a data-driven game engine built in Rust. It uses an ergonomic entity component system (ECS) where your systems are plain rust functions.
Bevy in its current state 0.14 does not yet have an editor. However, if you're thinking of making a game that is code-first and less design heavy Bevy can be an amazing choice. Simulations work especially well.
To use Bevy we need to add it as a dependency. We can either manually add it to the [dependencies] section of our Cargo.toml or use the cargo add command to do so automatically:
Rust code needs to be translated into machine code that can be executed by your CPU. Your source code gets compiled which will generate an executable binary. This binary will contain all the instructions ready to be executed by your operating system.
This will download your dependencies, compile the src/main.rs, and build the executable in the target/debug folder at the root of your project.
