Developers are increasingly using games as realistic environments for engineering. Not just playing Minecraft or Terraria… They’re building actual systems inside them. This means: • Running a web server inside a game world • Exposing it through a Cloudflare tunnel • Serving real traffic — not a simulation • A “sandbox” behaving like production infrastructure This isn’t gaming anymore. It’s experimentation for the future of software, networking, and AI-driven systems. We’re entering a phase where the line between simulation → development → production It is starting to disappear. The next generation of builders may learn about infrastructure in the same way others once learned about Redstone — by creating immersive environments that feel like play, but function like real-world systems. That shift could change how people learn to build online. Would you try building real tools inside a game world, or should engineering stay separate from play? Tell me why 👇 #AIEngineering #Future...