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Practical Data Oriented Design- Andrew Kelley(Zig)

2 pointsby imachine1980_10 months ago

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masfoobar10 months ago
This is a good talk.<p>By the looks of the chart andrew might be a little younger than me - but his programming experience is very close to mine. I started around 13 years old, learning with Quake and level editing, leading to the likes of VB6, j++, Turbo Pascal and Turbo C.<p>The way he also speaks about diverting away from OOP then, eventually, coming across Mike Actons DoD is spot on! I feel I was there in a number of ways -- it helped me realise that my mindset is not the problem, just what we are told is the &quot;way&quot; in the world of programming.<p>The way he talks about the bool, moving away to alive_monsters and dead_monsters is exactly how I put together DOD in my earlier days. It removes a if statement, generally speaking.<p>Anyway -- nice talk