Hello wonderful BJS community. (TLDR) 
A bit of context here. For the last couple weeks I’ve been working on a pet project Colyseus Studio, a remix of my other pet project WebNatives.app. I’ve proposed myself to create an ECS for Colyseus with similar architectural approach as Photon Quantum ( authoritative game server with client side predictions, input only based game simulations). To do so I used a custom game engine based on Timestep engine and adapted it to run standalone on server with low footprint. After that I created a simple demo and rendered it in 3 engines ( Timestep (OG of WebNatives and then, PixiJS and of course BabylonJs).
After a week of massive work, everything is working.
BabylonJS is now ready – Challenge complete!
Timestep rendering engine: WebNatives - Explorer
PixiJs: WebNatives - Explorer
Finally BabylonJS: WebNatives - Explorer
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The part I am most proud is the fact that the core game is exactly the same with clear separation of concerns. To use a different renderer I just need to update the views and not the core of the game.
As a software engineer I felt in love with BJS because of it’s simplicity and because good engineering means backwards compatibility and responsibility when coding. Thank you for this magnificent Engine.
PS: I’ve been laid off and am looking for new challenges. If you know someone and it’s a BJS project count me in. 
May be just edit your title (simple suggestion) 
for development, and BJS fits so well into my passion. Gamedev.
Again 
thanks
I guess most of the people here don’t really care about this aspect 
And then, our human brain 
would fill-in the gap anyway. Even if I was to spell it something like “Clseus” 
)
… but of course, these were mostly employees or subordinates likely unhappy they didn’t get a better salary; or simply because I kept telling’em to get the hell out of my office 
