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Average rating 5.0
Actually, I had to do webgl, so I was looking for a lecture, and I was worried because I liked the composition of this lecture series, so I signed up for the course, but I don't regret it. I don't have any experience with C/C++, so I don't know much about pointers yet, but I'm having a lot of fun trying out a new IDE, following the code, attaching mouse callbacks, and doing this and that.
Hello. 🌞 First of all, thank you for your good review. WebGL is actually a JavaScript version of OpenGL. The shader language covered in the lecture is virtually the same as that of WebGL, and OpenGL functions can be seen as being written slightly differently in WebGL + JavaScript, such as the C/C++ glDrawArrays() function, gl.drawArrays( ). I will add a video on the WebGL side as soon as I have time. Thank you. 🍀
