Babylon.js topics
12 short topics in Games Graphics and XR. Each one is a single focused exercise with a clear piece of evidence at the end.
12 topics, one exercise each.
Work through them in order, or jump to the one you need.
These are draft topic outlines (draft; instructor review pending). Full lessons follow after review; ask Ajay if you need a topic sooner.
- 01
Rendering context and lifecycle
Demonstrate rendering context and lifecycle in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Scene and resource organization
Demonstrate scene and resource organization in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Coordinate transformations
Demonstrate coordinate transformations in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Geometry and object representation
Demonstrate geometry and object representation in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Materials and shading
Demonstrate materials and shading in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Cameras and projection
Demonstrate cameras and projection in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Input and interaction handling
Demonstrate input and interaction handling in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Animation and time updates
Demonstrate animation and time updates in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Asset loading and memory management
Demonstrate asset loading and memory management in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Rendering performance
Demonstrate rendering performance in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Device capability and fallback strategy
Demonstrate device capability and fallback strategy in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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Visual debugging and inspection
Demonstrate visual debugging and inspection in a focused Babylon.js example; verify normal behavior and one edge or failure case. Keep the exercise bounded and record the behavior supported by the chosen version.
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