How to find like-minded people and join trending projects?

[Kapendev]

On Sunday, 1 September 2024 at 15:02:35 UTC, monkyyy wrote:
> On Sunday, 1 September 2024 at 12:53:08 UTC, Kapendev wrote:
>> 
>>>> What is crystallization?
>>>
>>> The formation of structure from loose elements
>>>
>>> Supercooling is the more interesting idea
>>
>> I like that word, but I'm not sure what you mean :)
>>
>> Rust has a nice site called something like "Are We Game Yet" 
>> where you can find libraries for game development. Is that 
>> something that could help with crystallization?
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph8xusY3GTM
>
> No one has credibility to be a be the lead of a big project, no 
> 2 projects seem worth combining, so no one will take the 
> unnesery social cost of being subservient to join what is 
> likely just the same failed project odds as going solo. Even if 
> someone is idealistic, and wants to combine raylib projects in 
> superfesial way, it also apperently doesnt work.
>
> What happens if you skip several steps to a project where the 
> lead knows to hire pretty indiscriminately, and has 5 people on 
> board already?

Most of the projects I'm familiar with are game engines, which 
naturally aren't designed to be combined. Working on smaller 
utility libraries could address this issue, and there are already 
some, like dtiled.

Now, when it comes to raylib projects, what other possibilities 
are there?

* Bindings: [raylib-d](https://github.com/schveiguy/raylib-d)
* Wrapper: [raylib_misc](https://github.com/RealDoigt/raylib_misc)
* Extension: [fluid](https://github.com/Samerion/Fluid)

Bindings that support WebAssembly are also an option I guess:

* [Your Project](https://github.com/crazymonkyyy/raylib-2024)
* [Part of My 
Project](https://github.com/Kapendev/popka/tree/main/source/popka/rl)