Building a networked Web and Native app with Rust (complete recording)

This is a series of recordings over the course of two days that I recorded creating a demo of BonsaiDb and Gooey for the December Rust Gamedev Meetup.

This is not meant as a tutorial, but rather exploring how to build an implementation of the "Minority Game" game theory game in less than 48 hours. Both BonsaiDb and Gooey are pre-alpha, although BonsaiDb should be entering alpha within a week or two of this video going live. It probably is best to watch this video at a higher speed than 1x!

Rust Gamedev Meetup Presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7aoi_4a2uE&t=4377s

BonsaiDb: https://bonsaidb.io/ Gooey: https://gooey.rs/ Deployed game: https://minority-game.gooey.rs/ Game Repository: https://github.com/khonsulabs/minority-game Minority Game description: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Farol_Bar_problem#Minority_game

Chapters: 00:00:00 Introduction 00:05:20 Initial repository setup 00:22:42 What are we building? 00:26:29 Building the game server 02:09:49 Building the game client 03:22:27 Overview of game client 03:23:50 Deploying the game to a server 04:48:45 Adding a leaderboard 06:29:24 Getting stumped by two bugs 06:42:28 Fixing a BonsaiDb bug 07:00:05 Diagnosing and fixing a Pot bug 07:19:19 Releasing bug fixes 07:33:18 Add a homepage 07:48:13 Adding "bots" 08:04:33 Adding "Tell" mechanic 08:28:07 Tweaking user interface