"Foundations of Game Engine Development, Volume 1: Mathematics"

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I’ve recently decided to re-embark on a journey to becoming adept at WebGPU and graphics programming in general. I’ve experimented with OpenGL, creating my own text editor, but I still feel like I need to patch up some holes in my mathematical knowledge.
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