We Need This Course Ported to Data Oriented/Driven Function Programming

[brandtryan]

Excellent course on 2D physics I've recently taken (see intro video).

I'm always trying to think of ideas to bring more people to this repo and keep them here as many are possibly intimidated as I surely was - but I had an advantage which was no background in programming at all - no 20 year career working for company forcing framework x or OOP.

I would need at least a few more years experience before attempting to produce such a course. I had same idea for youtube tutorial series taking Daniel Shiffmann's Nature of Code, and porting every example/exercise in book (written in JS and OOP) to Data-Oriented/Functional Programming, and utilizing the functions and composability of this repo to do it. I may do this myself after my current project.

If there were a link to either of these courses (if ever produced) somewhere in this repos README file as a guide for beginners to using the repo to create/understand physics based simulations, I think the number of users/use cases and innovations coming out of this repo would increase by orders of magnitude. Even though this repo's scope of domains and use cases is not in any way limited to physics or generative art, I imagine a lot of traffic originates from those domains.