Solas.SourceGenerators 0.2.2

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<h1 align="center"><strong>⭐ Solas Game Engine ⭐</strong></h1>

<h3 align="center"><em>“Developers should build games, not fight the engine.”</em></h3>

The ultimate goal of this engine is to eliminate architectural friction. We believe that when an engine prioritizes the developer, the developer can truly focus on the player.

💡 The Core Philosophy:

• DX (Developer Experience) is the engine architect's top priority.
• UX (User Experience) is the game developer's top priority.

Only this synergy allows teams to build outstanding games at lightning speed.

<h2 strong align="center"><strong>Overview 🚀</strong></h2>

Designed for rapid development across projects of any scale—with a special soft spot for indie developers — this engine redefines modern game workflows.

By prioritizing exceptional DX, it solves the most painful bottlenecks of traditional engines. Built from the ground up with teamwork, Git-friendliness, and CI/CD automation in mind, its architecture naturally separates concerns, virtually eliminating merge conflicts and version control nightmares.

<h3 strong align="center"><strong>Powered by .NET 10 ⚡</strong></h3>

The engine leverages the cutting-edge capabilities of .NET 10, delivering out-of-the-box support for:

• True Multithreading & Parallel Computing – Max out modern hardware without the boilerplate.
• Data-Oriented Design (DOD) – Cache-friendly, high-performance architecture.
• Reactive State Management – Real-time, reactive game data updates during gameplay.
• Flexible Data Modifiers – Easily tweak, scale, and transform data on the fly.
• Spatial Partitioning – Advanced world and space management.
• Robust Dependency Injection (DI) – Clean, decoupled, and highly testable code.
• ...and much more.

<h2 strong align="center"><strong>Architecture: The EDL Pattern 🏗️</strong></h2>

The engine introduces EDL, a breakthrough architectural pattern that fuses the best aspects of traditional OOP (Object-Oriented Programming), COP (Component-Oriented Programming), and ECS (Entity Component System).

The Three Pillars of EDL:

• Entity – A lightweight, empty container holding unique metadata.
• Data – Pure data structures or classes: you chose. No logic, just state.
• Logic – Ultra-lightweight logic classes that hold only a reference to an Entity and operate on its Data.

This separation guarantees that your codebase remains modular, highly performant, and incredibly easy to scale as your project grows.

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