My Ambitious Journey: Bringing CryEngine to Rust and Linux

Hello, Dev.to community! I’ve recently started my journey into the world of Rust, and I am absolutely fascinated by its promises of memory safety and performance. As a beginner, I wanted a project that would truly challenge me and allow me to dive deep into the language’s core concepts, such as Ownership and Fearless Concurrency. Today, I’m excited (and a bit nervous) to announce my personal "moonshot" project: I’m starting an experimental rewrite of the legendary CryEngine in Rust. Why Rust? Based on the foundational principles of the language, Rust is uniquely suited for high-performance systems like game engines. I want to leverage: Safety without a garbage collector: Using the ownership model to manage memory efficiently and safely. Fearless Concurrency: Building a thread-safe engine architecture using Rust's built-in concurrency primitives. Modern Tooling: Utilizing Cargo to manage the complex dependencies and crates a game engine requires. The Linux Mission One of my primary goal