The most fun I had learning physics was with javascript 2d on a canvas with processing js

What is processing js?

It's a 2D html canvas lib for js

makes drawing stuff simple

ohhh

Is it opengl?

No, just HTML5 canvas

L= length of wire while theta is the angle of the swing?

What are the primitives?

What do you mean?

just lines and pixels?

yeah

Or more interesting things?

oh

rects

ellipses

shapes basically

Well, then it's far cooler to use shader languages.

Do you know GLSL?

Nope

I don't do much with graphics

I haven't, either, until I got sucked into ti.

I just use pjs to make visual representations of math

quickly

PJs?!

I have always been a back end programmer, but I had it on the back burner to do something more graphical.

^

same for me

Then, one day, I realized that I would be my entire life in the same office job if I didn't take decisive action.

So, I am kind of on a sabatical and learning like crazy - everything that had been on my bucket list.

I hope I can make the leap

I don't even know where I am jumping to - it's a leap of faith.

But, all my friends think I'm crazy.

I'm still in HS, so I've got no job currently, but I'm doing some entrepreneur stuff with software

Looks like you started early then.

That's a very good advantage.

Yeah, I've been programming since 9

Oh, that's early.

I started with 12

Only started doing serious stuff since 11