To make it short, I just take a break and do something that I like. Speaking of that, I like to do something that I like always!

I'm glad you asked! :)

Hello Dongjin! Nice to meet you too! Right now I'm working in extracting relevant information from 3D geometry (like area, volume, etc...) to use in a validation system, so I'm not working with rendering stuff at all (ok, maybe just basica stuff, like plotting some geometry on the screen, nothing fancy), but it is on the roadmap here, and certainly it's a job for a graphics programmer, beeing it on a game engine or in another scenario. By the way, I'm always looking into game-related articles and code to do what I need, since a lot of game techniques can be used and/or adapted to other fields where computer graphics is applied. And to tell the truth my objetive is really to work on games.

Nowadays I'm working as a graphics programmer in a architecture related project.

I came here to write something along these lines.

I just recently started to use database migrations in a project that I worked on, and prefered to keep the migrations together with the code, since this way I could, for example, do a commit with all the changes done on the code itself and on the database.