I’m 15 minutes in and this is one of the best talks I’ve ever seen.

Now I understand the title: „explain like I‘m 5 coders studying at the same time“ :) Other that that, good video, thanks for the insights

As somebody new to swift, I found this extremely useful. Not sure why others in the comments seem to disagree.

Great video. I was a little familiar with Metal so I could follow along and I liked how you talked about the organization. Thanks.

The header is misleading but I’ve got an idea. Thank you!

Fantastic!!

I got an idea, I'll make a conference where everybody has to talk into a potato mic

Ok i felt like a 5yo until 12:00 then I had to grow up :(

there are a lot of errors in this presentation… - I developed games for the 2600 and other 8 bits platforms, then 16/32, etc… and this was no way similar to the described nightmare!! - racing the beam was mainly to ensure the cycles taken by one frame would not exceed the time the frame is displayed, and display things in order right after the vbl - the tiling system used by consoles in the 80s wasn’t to faster display things on screen but to reduce memory usage with repetitive/shared tiles! - the 3d cards for consumers arrived in 1995/1996 (I had my first one in 1996), for instance motherboards got AGP in 1997 - etc… etc…

Jesus, I've studied Metal a long time ago, so I have a simple idea how it works. However, this video was harder and it has a misleading title. I am 28 years old, i must be stupid or something, it can't be.

This is an extremely misleading title. The explanation is hard even for a seasoned swift developer to follow let alone a 5 year old boy. smh

Someone... PLEASE help me I need to get Metal onto my Mac High Sierra

and then proceed to explain "alloy". meh...

How to write a title like you’re 5. /smh

They should start teaching you how to use English and grammar, rather than computer programming.