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rafaskb / awesome-libgdx

🎮 📝 A curated list of libGDX resources to help developers make awesome games.
https://github.com/rafaskb/awesome-libgdx
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New additions #19

Closed czyzby closed 4 years ago

czyzby commented 4 years ago

Thank you for maintaining this list! Here's a couple of suggestions that you could include in the repo:

User interface

Visual effects

Languages support

Others

rafaskb commented 4 years ago

Hey @czyzby! Sorry for taking so long to reply. Thank you for putting the time to make new suggestions to the list. :)

Talos

This is a very impressive project and will definitely be added to the list, but right now it's really unstable and not many users have vouched for it yet. It will be added when it's mature and stable enough.

KTX

KTX seems like a wonderful project! Is it a different framework or does it still use regular libGDX behind the scenes? Either way I think it should be added to the list, but I'll run it by other developers in the libGDX Discord first, preferably Kotlin ones.

play-clj

This repository was archived, so unfortunately it's probably abandoned by now.

gdx-lml and subprojects

These too sound like amazing additions to the list, especially lml, but the "These libraries are no longer actively maintained. [...] Expect issues with recent [libGDX versions]." disclaimer in the first line of the README file makes it impossible for them to be added to the list, as the intention is to keep all resources as updated as possible.

I noticed metaphore updated some of the subprojects to use the latest libGDX version, but the disclaimer was added after that, so I guess we can add them (with the community's approval, as always) as long as they're actively maintained.

czyzby commented 4 years ago

KTX seems like a wonderful project! Is it a different framework or does it still use regular libGDX behind the scenes?

KTX provides various Kotlin extensions for the LibGDX framework, so yes - is still uses regular LibGDX under the hood and encourages its users to do so. You can think of it as Kotlin language support added for the LibGDX APIs without making them unrecognizable. It's much less invasive than e.g. mini2Dx.

rafaskb commented 4 years ago

KTX has been added to the list! :)

czyzby commented 4 years ago

Well, gdx-websocket is pretty independent of the LibGDX version, so while not actively maintained, afaik it should work with the latest LibGDX and I think it's still the best option if you need a cross-platform websocket client. (But obviously I'm biased, since it's my library. ;)) I understand why you'd prefer to omit gdx-lml and gdx-kiwi - but if there's anything that's worth keeping out of that repo, it's definitely the websockets library.

You can close this issue. :)