/g/ Literature

Can someone recommend me a book that teaches me matrices for graphics programming?

I have no idea what I'm doing.

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>>58384100
Bump

Am also interested

There are a couple huuuge book guide images out there. I lost them a bit ago. Hopefully some anon still has them lying around.

>>58384019
Not books but I've been saving these to look into myself.

>What are some good reads for designing APIs
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12262586

>Good tech blogs to read
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12286242

>>58384019

Concrete Mathematics by Knuth

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>>58384019
Always check the /g/ wiki

Found this infographic.

https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Programming_resources#God-tier_books

>>58384019
There are quite a few in /g/'s ftp

>>58384455
>>58384459

What should I know before reading those higher level books?

One language? More? Which ones? Or should I know more of Computer Science as an ideal rather than specific methods?

>>58384536
alot of those books are just memes, just read the newer ones

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>>58384592
I noticed many books by Raymond and other people with education not in mind.

This /sci/ guide is much better.

>>58384631
It also helps to have a mathematical background when working with computers.

I am currently reading The Art Of Electronics by Paul Horowitz and it is an extremely good book.

Costs around $80 USD or you could find a torrent somewhere.

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>>58384019
>>58384100
Pic is very good