Bevy is working on a graphical editor, but its still in its prototyping phase.

https://bevyengine.org/news/bevy-0-13/#more-editor-experimen...

> All open-source contributors of Bruno will receive a free license for the Golden Edition. I'm a fan of this idea. I hope we see more attempts to make open source sustainable while still keeping the product accessible like this project.

lit-html is great. I use it for a lot of projects whenever I need some simple tempted HTML. That being said, it seems like the v1 documentation for lit-html [1] has been removed in favor of a single page in the v2 documentation [2]. Is using lit-html standalone not recommended anymore? I really liked using it standalone.

[1] https://lit.dev/docs/v1/lit-html/introduction/ [2] https://lit.dev/docs/libraries/standalone-templates/

Standalone use is great and still works fine.

The organization of the lit-html and lit-element packages didn't change: they're separate and lit-element depends on lit-html. The only difference is that we added the lit package that rolls them both up and we talk about templating in one place in the docs rather than two (lit-html and lit-element used to have separate sites). We did this because most people used lit-element and the separation was confusing to some and a little bit of rough DX for most.