Multi-Data-Output Nodes — One Binding, Many Pins
How Pulsar's node graph compilers handle nodes that produce multiple values — the cross-language accessor pattern, compiler internals, and the #[output] / bp_return! macros.
Pulsar's Blueprint Compiler: Graphs, Types, and Transpilation
A deep dive into Pulsar's Blueprint Graph Compiler — how graph descriptions are structured, how type checking validates connections with a coercion registry, how data flow analysis computes pure node evaluation order, how the exec_output!() marker macro is lowered via AST transformation, and how the same graph compiles to both bytecode for the editor VM and native Rust for shipping builds.
The Pulsar Blueprint System: From the Blueprint Macro to Runtime Execution
A complete walkthrough of Pulsar's Blueprint visual scripting system — how the #[blueprint] macro transforms Rust functions into graph nodes, how the reflection system and component methods feed into the node palette, and how the dual-path execution runtime runs bytecode in the editor and transpiled Rust in shipping builds.