Sometimes problem solving needs some understanding of a domain. Otherwise it becomes difficult to solve problems in the said domain. Two domains that immediately come to mind are Security and 3D games.
I am looking to team-up with a generalist for 3D XR simulation projects who will be comfortable with NDK and Godot.
Now when I say generalist, I mean generalist in the 3D graphics/Virtual Reality/games domain. Anyone who will struggle with graphics technology, low-level optimisation will find it hard to contribute to the project.
So generalist term should be combined with domain. Otherwise it does not have much meaning.
I am looking to team-up with a generalist for 3D XR simulation projects who will be comfortable with NDK and Godot.
Now when I say generalist, I mean generalist in the 3D graphics/Virtual Reality/games domain. Anyone who will struggle with graphics technology, low-level optimisation will find it hard to contribute to the project.
So generalist term should be combined with domain. Otherwise it does not have much meaning.