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A Game Engine in the Elm Style
A Game Engine in the Elm Style!.
A ‘Nu’ way to make games! The Nu Game Engine was the world’s first practical, purely-functional game engine. And it has recently accomplished another first — allowing developers to use Elm-sty…
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