This one video helped demystify attributes more than any other I've seen so far. The fact that the Geometry Nodes development swung wildly back and forth between workflows didn't help, but glad to see that a sensible middle ground was found. Love this series! Thank you, Simon!

I am relatively new to the industry, Blender and Nodes- I found this series of videos to provide the foundation I did not realize I needed coupled with the inspiration to strive to learn much more!  The accompanying support files are terrific. Well presented- Rock on!

Hello teacher, I want to ask about the difference between value and float, these two definitions have been giving me a headache

Do you by any chance, have a tutorial on how to make the doodle clouds? I've tried replicating your example, but after the Fill Curve node, the curves completely dissapear.

I find that "Anonymous Attributes" should be better called "Static Atrributes" since for example the "Position" attribute also has a rather general naming. The "Capture Attribute" node creates a snapshot of a changeable "Regular Attribute" (which I would therefore rather refer to as a "Dynamic Attribute") and by doing so turns it into a "Static Attribute". It further looks to me that the "Anonymous Attributes" like the "Top" attribute of a cylinder are evaluated internally directly with the creation of mesh primitive (and therefore bound to it) whereas the "Position" attribute gets evaluated externally with a separate node which therefore can be connected to every node that refers to geometry.

Do I see it right that a  "Capture Attribute" node work in conjunction with a "Realize Instances" node creates an "ID attribute" for every vertex of the realized instances so that we later can address vertices created from different instances separately? And the "Random Value" node creates a separate vector for every group of vertices that receive the same instance ID within the "Realize Instances" node?