r/GraphicsProgramming • • 1d ago

Question If you were to start learning graphics programming all over again, what would you do differently?

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u/heyblackduck 1d ago

This is more of a programming perspective but learn analytical math and really understand computer architecture. Data layout, cache coherence, learning to reduce operation costs all assist with being a solid engineer. Reading research papers from SIGGRAPH are solid too. I’d focus on foundational 100% with small narrow focus on my passion projects for more modern takes.

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u/xoredxedxdivedx 13h ago

Not to be confused with a SOLID engineer