I approached this wondering if it would be somewhat like 'Make a Lisp' or similar [0], that as a competent programmer you could start within minutes of starting to read the instructions.
It doesn't seem like that. I think this is because
* it has comprehensive background for newbies (e.g. the idea of setting breakpoints in a debugger)
* it is the accompaniment for a separate book
* it has some serious background assumptions (e.g. you know calculus)
* graphics programming is much, much harder than making a lisp.
It doesn't seem like that. I think this is because
* it has comprehensive background for newbies (e.g. the idea of setting breakpoints in a debugger)
* it is the accompaniment for a separate book
* it has some serious background assumptions (e.g. you know calculus)
* graphics programming is much, much harder than making a lisp.
[0] https://github.com/kanaka/mal
[Edit: formatting]