raylibgo

raylibgo is a Go programming language binding for the raylib library. Raylib is a simple and easy-to-use library for game development and visual applications. It is designed to be accessible to beginners while offering enough features for more experienced developers. raylibgo allows Go programmers to leverage raylib's capabilities directly within their Go projects.

The primary purpose of raylibgo is to provide a Go-idiomatic interface to the C-based raylib library. This means developers can write game logic and graphics code using Go syntax, benefiting from Go's concurrency features and tooling, while relying on raylib for low-level graphics rendering, input handling, audio playback, and more.

Key features of raylibgo include its ability to create windows, draw 2D and 3D shapes, load and manipulate images and textures, play sounds and music, handle keyboard and mouse input, and manage game loops. The binding aims to mirror the structure and functions of the original raylib library, making it easier for those familiar with raylib to transition to using it with Go.

raylibgo is typically used for developing small to medium-sized games, educational projects, prototyping, and graphical tools. Its simplicity and ease of integration make it a good choice for projects where rapid development and a straightforward API are desired. The project is open-source and community-driven, with ongoing development and contributions.