Server side rendering is interesting because Bevy uses GPU apis for rendering, and finding servers with GPUs is harder. But we do support "headless" rendering t

Server side rendering is interesting because Bevy uses GPU apis for rendering, and finding servers with GPUs is harder. But we do support "headless" rendering to images without a window, and there are CPU-only shims that implement GPU apis. As for the web-based scene editor, Bevy is perfect for that scenario. We already have good WASM support, and we'll be building our own scene editor directly in Bevy.