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My website/book/course does the same thing, and it's freeeeeee! https://www.gabrielgambetta.com/computer-graphics-from-scrat...
I have your book. It's a great read but I would not say it's "the same thing." :) People pay for a specific teaching style and that's absolutely fine.
How do I become a graphics programmer?
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I'm not sure I understand how your analogy is relevant to the discussion, but you should know that the current consensus is that the pyramids were build by paid laborers, not slaves. Cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_ancient_Egypt#Great...
The laborers of many great works reaped no rewards for their efforts, and the people remembered for the work were often those standing on their backs.
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This is great advice. I think it’s a common trap when I see questions like “what language should I learn/what language is the best”, which skip the point of “what would you like to build”. The tools change with time, and the best engineers in my experience generally know how to use a variety of tools with varying degrees of skill rather than be super deep in a single one.
I don't think it's necessarily a trap. People asking this question more often have the underlying question of "how do I get a job doing X?" so they are asking "what do job posts expect out of a graphics programmer?". It's more fickle, becuase you can definitely build amazing stuff with WebGPU/WebGL and JS. But it might not get you past the dreaded HR filter.
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I guess the underlying question from here is "how do I get a job as a graphics programmer? What do people interviewing for a grpahics engineer want?" Probably not the best question to ask in this market where everything is especially selective, but even as a now "senior" engineer (I guess I passed that magical 5 year mark a while ago) it feels like I still fall into the catch 22 of "be a graphics engineer to get a jo…
Honestly, I couldn't say Johnny. I'm not a graphics engineer, just a hobbyist game programmer who works in construction, but I did so some internet searching and came across some blogs that I found interesting. 1. Finding Your Home in Graphics Programming, https://alextardif.com/LearningGraphics.html 2. Applying for Entry Level Graphic Jobs in Games, https://alextardif.com/GraphicsJobGuide.html 3. Junior Graphics Pro…
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Honestly, I couldn't say Johnny. I'm not a graphics engineer, just a hobbyist game programmer who works in construction, but I did so some internet searching and came across some blogs that I found interesting. 1. Finding Your Home in Graphics Programming, https://alextardif.com/LearningGraphics.html 2. Applying for Entry Level Graphic Jobs in Games, https://alextardif.com/GraphicsJobGuide.html 3. Junior Graphics Pro…
7. What is a Graphics Programmers?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2viBhLTqI
Re: How do I become a graphics programmer?
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I guess the underlying question from here is "how do I get a job as a graphics programmer? What do people interviewing for a grpahics engineer want?" Probably not the best question to ask in this market where everything is especially selective, but even as a now "senior" engineer (I guess I passed that magical 5 year mark a while ago) it feels like I still fall into the catch 22 of "be a graphics engineer to get a jo…
Honestly, I couldn't say Johnny. I'm not a graphics engineer, just a hobbyist game programmer who works in construction, but I did so some internet searching and came across some blogs that I found interesting. 1. Finding Your Home in Graphics Programming, https://alextardif.com/LearningGraphics.html 2. Applying for Entry Level Graphic Jobs in Games, https://alextardif.com/GraphicsJobGuide.html 3. Junior Graphics Pro…
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Honestly, I couldn't say Johnny. I'm not a graphics engineer, just a hobbyist game programmer who works in construction, but I did so some internet searching and came across some blogs that I found interesting. 1. Finding Your Home in Graphics Programming, https://alextardif.com/LearningGraphics.html 2. Applying for Entry Level Graphic Jobs in Games, https://alextardif.com/GraphicsJobGuide.html 3. Junior Graphics Pro…
7. What is a Graphics Programmers?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2viBhLTqI
10. If You're Serious About Pursuing a Career in Computer Graphics, https://old.reddit.com/r/gameenginedevs/comments/17nsp1m/how...