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HandmadeCon 2016 - Large-scale Systems Architecture

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  • Presented by Jason Gregory, Lead Programmer at Naughty Dog

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Jason Gregory of Naughty Dog discusses the architectural details and codebase structure of AAA games like Uncharted and The Last of Us.

Jason Gregory (twitter.com/jqgregory) of Naughty Dog discusses the architectural details behind the codebases of large, triple-A games like Uncharted and The Last of Us. From the fourth session of HandmadeCon 2016. See handmadecon.org for details. Mike Fecadu (goo.gl/9bcXFX) - Editing Neil Blakey-Milner (twitter.com/nxsy) - Recording Mikkel Hjortshøj (twitter.com/ThisDrunkDane) - Recording William Bundy (twitter.com/William_Bundy) - Streaming Zakary Strange (twitter.com/StrangeZak) - Streaming Anna Rettberg (twitter.com/aerettberg) - Artwork Casey Muratori (twitter.com/cmuratori) - Interviewer

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What people say. Highly recommended for its rare, practical insights into how AAA game studios structure their massive codebases.

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>The job isn't to be a library of knowledge it's to solve actual buisness problems Exactly, could not agree more. Tangentially related but this is one of my favorite talks on YouTube. It's an interview with Jason Gregory from Naughty Dog. You get a lot of insight into how things work there. It's one of my favorite talks that I could back to because of the format. The audience is involved, it's funny, and Casey Muratori is a great interviewer.
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