Alexandru Ene blog

Background I am working on an isometric game inspired from Gnomoria, RimWorld, Dwarf Fortress, etc.

In part 1 we have learned how to set up WebAssembly VM to run a simple rust program that can add two numbers and print the result to stdout.

Most WebAssembly tutorials and examples you will find online focus on using it inside the browser in order to accelerate various functionality of a website or web app.

I wish today’s games would have accurate temperature simulation… I hear that all the time.

Github has added CI workflows with github actions and I decided to try it after I saw how well it worked for my colleague, Yakov.

Usually videogame developers have three possible approaches to testing: Hire armies of people to do it for you.

Pathfinding gave me a lot of problems as I went with the clasic A* approach for my game.

In my spare time I am working on a dwarf colony management game that’s written in rust.

Rust is excellent for performance crucial applications that run on multi-processor architectures and these two aspects are also critical for game development.

While I didn’t post anything on my blog I have been working on a lot of fun projects in my spare time.