First gitpush, two viewports and a spaceship!

This is my first post, how exciting! Here is where the project is at (initial push to GitLab):

This took longer than one can imagine at first as it meant making the following from scratch:

• write classes for game logic based on object/components model,
• write classes for rendering handler,
• write classes for collision handler (skeleton),
• write classes for input handler,
• write logic to handle multiple viewports,
• setting up the visual studio project,
• setting up the gitlab environment,
• wrangling the libraries:
  • tinyobjloader to load the models obj files,
  • stb to load the textures,
  • SDL to handle the keyboard/mouse and rendering window,
  • glew and glm to interact with OpenGL from C++
• figure out how to render two separate cameras with proper object oriented design (no hardcoding it)
• setting up a game skeleton using this rough engine
• write the shader code (vertex and fragment) for rendering the diffuse color of the model’s meshes

Suggestions de lecture :

• Showing off dynamic window resizing
• Reworking object math for big results
• Refactoring the rendering system
• Projectile and early game logic
• Collision handling and first compromises