Recently I started streaming my adventures with godot-rust over at https://www.twitch.tv/paytonrules. Come visit, while I'm still small enough to let you backseat code. The first completed project is a Blackjack game, where the code is entirely written in Rust using the Godot game engine. I wrote the code bottom-ish up, where I test-drove a command-line version of the app first, and then attached a mostly test-free Godot UI on top.

NOTE This guide has become obsolete. Unfortunately (for me) godot-rust came out with version 0.9-preview shortly after I wrote this blog, and large chunks of this blog are just plain..wrong. You can see 0.9 compatible code here: https://github.com/paytonrules/AirCombat - as I updated the code itself. Unfortunately though the tutorial before has quite a few obsolete ways of doing things, including all the unsafe code. Of course if you're using 0.