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As the title says, SIMD stands for Single Instruction, Multiple Data, not Single Instruction, Multiple Dispatch (?) as you mention in your FAQ.

(This FAQ is actually brilliant, though. Thanks!)

Thanks for sharing.

I am not able to access the link Blog explaining how to build a simple ECS under the question Where can I find resources to learn more about ECS?
I am not sure if the link is not valid anymore or the firewall in my region is blocking it.

Anyway, I found a relative equivalent article about building a simple ECS. I am still reading it and think it might be helpful to be added.
Here's the link.

In paragraph "How is ECS different from OOP?" in the last point in the list;
"OOP Object instances are of a single static type, entities can have multiple, dynamically changing components"
, should probably be:
"OOP Object instances are of a single static type, ECS entities can have multiple, dynamically changing components"
, to match the wording in the previous points, and for the sentence to make sense.

Hi, this issue to suggest the Dominion project as a new entry for Java in ECS Frameworks - disclaimer: I'm the author of the Dominion project

Thanks for a great ECS summary.
I am missing:

• How to handle input? (Best practices)
• Multiplayer support. (Best practices, guidelines)
• What is a singleton component and how to implement it source?
• Sharing components between entities?

DoD is never linked or defined (say, in the appendix).

LucasArts' Ronin Engine, used by The Force Unleashed was ECS based. The entities were named "Rens" for "Ronin entities."

...shameless plug...

It's available on pypi to pip install tinyecs
github is here: https://github.com/dickerdackel/tinyecs

tinyecs is a non-OO, singleton approach, in contrast to the established Esper.
In its current iteration, it has now evolved into the category of Archetype ECS.

thx - Michael

Hi SanderMertens,

Would you like to add my ECS to your list? It's entry would be

Polypropylene (C++17, MIT)

Thank you and kind regards,
Paul