RayLib, the awesome free and extremely cross platform C game development framework, just hit a major milestone - RayLib 6 has been released.  RayLib is, as the title suggests, probably the easiest way to get started writing C/C++ games, but also has language bindings for just about every programming language you have ever heard of.  With the release of RayLib 6, things just keep getting better, as we demonstrate in this video!

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RayLib 6 has been released, bringing significant updates to the popular C/C++ game development library. Key additions include a CPU-based software renderer (enabling ports to microcontrollers like ESP32), a new memory framebuffer platform backend for headless rendering, an experimental Win32 and Emscripten (browser) backend, redesigned fullscreen and high-DPI scaling, a revamped skeletal animation system with blending support, a reorganized file system API, 30+ text management functions, and a new example manager tool. The release closed 330 issues, added 20 new functions, 70 new examples, and gained 210 new contributors. RayLib remains free, open-source under the zlib license, highly modular, and offers language bindings for C#, Go, Lua, Python, Rust, Zig, Odin, and many more.

RayLib 6 Released - The Easiest C/C++ Game Library Just Got Even Better!