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I'm not sure I agree it's a good idea at this stage in Bevy's lifetime to dedicate significant effort away from the core project to showcases. I agree it would

I'm not sure I agree it's a good idea at this stage in Bevy's lifetime to dedicate significant effort away from the core project to showcases. I agree it would be ideal if such projects existed, but at this point it probably makes more sense for development to be focused on fundamentals like their upcoming editor.

kibibu 2y ago
How do they know if they are building the right thing?
- littlestymaar 2y ago
  Bevy is a community-driven engine, and there are hundreds of hobbists making small games with it already, providing tons of feedbacks and often even pull requests. The kind of feedback they lack at the moment is more feedback from professional shops especially big ones, but it's not the kind of things they can dogfood anyway.
diath 2y ago
On the contrary, dogfooding early would allow you to more easily spot design flaws and steer the project in the right direction accordingly.
- jononor 2y ago
  Close collaboration with the users of the library can provide the same benefits. Without taking core developers away work working on the core. There seems to be dozens of games in development using Bevy, so that is a good sign!