As the field of (graphics) programming becomes more and more complex every day, I often find myself doing deep dives on various subjects. However, I also find that if I don’t actively practice those concepts, I tend to forget a lot of what I have read. This means that I constantly have to find that one article again that explained it really well, to come to the conclusion that it no longer exists!
On top of this, having been a graphics programmer for many years now, I often find myself having to re-explain certain concepts to newcomers within the field. I love explaining things (that is a threat), but explaining certain basic concepts for the umpteenth time does get a bit tedious.
As a result, this website, the Graphics CODEx is basically a digital garden of sorts where I can write down all of these concepts, either in a quick format to remind myself, or in a more written out format to be able to send to other people.
The information on this website is in no way intended to be 100% correct, and often favours more understandable and simplistic explanations over complete correctness.