[james7132]

I think it's more in terms of the ergonomics and developer UX. Both Bevy and Flask have a very minimal and surprisingly idiomatic "hello world" example, and both rather seamlessly and progressively introduce concepts, which helps onboard developers into the framework/engine.

In Bevy's case, it also helps onboard the developer into engine development too, since engine code is entirely ECS based, so engine code looks nearly identical to both user and plugin code. For your typical user, this is a bit odd, but speaking as someone who went from new to the engine to helping write the headliner features for this release in the course of just a few months, this is a surprisingly empowering experience.