Comment by bbno4

Pumpkin is already on that list.

Hilarious site but a little unjustified. Out of those, only Valence is a real "this already exists" argument. There's 7 total and the first 3 are dead and the latest 3 (incl pumpkin) are all 2024. And all of the 2024 ones explicitly differentiate themselves from Valence which is more of a framework that focuses on modularity. These latest 3 all look like healthy competitors that are all amicable towards each other

  |          | released | stars | last_update |
  |----------|----------|-------|-------------|
  | feather  | 19aug    | 2,614 | 2 years ago |
  | mchprs   | 20jun    | 1,632 | last month  |
  | graphite | 22jun    | 160   | 2 years ago |
  | valence  | 22sep    | 2,731 | 3 days ago  |
  | hyperion | 24mar    | 361   | today       |
  | pumpkin  | 24jul    | 965   | today       |
  | ferrumc  | 24sep    | 673   | today       |

It's pretty funny how many of these are "Is it a Minecraft server? No. It's a framework with which you can build your own rewrite of Minecraft server."

This got me thinking - is Rust really the right tool for the job? And I thought, Elixir/Erlang feels like the perfect tool. Sure enough, someone did it! Great reference material for someone learning how to do things on the beam https://github.com/thecodeboss/minecraft

I was thinking it would be cool to have a Minecraft server built with Bevy, but that has also already been done: https://github.com/valence-rs/valence

Lmao it is funny how we have daysinceX websites. is there a list of all such websites of daysinceXofY like dayssincelatestframeworkofnode I guess?

omfg haha.