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Building a Data-Oriented Future - Mike Acton

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  • An opinion. It argues one side of a question engineers disagree on.

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Software designSystems programmingData-oriented designPerformance and optimization

Mike Acton argues for data-oriented engineering, explaining how designing software around data hardware realities provides far more value than modeling.

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What people say. Recommended as an essential talk on data-oriented design, challenging traditional object-oriented modeling assumptions.

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On “A few too many questions about choosing C”

Since you have a game background, and you know about data oriented design, I recommend you watch (or review) all Mike Acton’s talks, such as CppCon 2014: Mike Acton "Data-Oriented Design and C++” The way you phrased your question suggests you should think about Acton’s “3 big lies”: * (Lie #1) Software Is A Platform * (Lie #2) Code Should Be Designed Around A Model Of The World * (Lie #3) Code Is More Important Than Data If you take data oriented design to heart, then you will find that working in C can make many of these things simpler because the nature of C tends to be natural for “utility abstractions” compared to other languages and tools that often encourage you to create “storyte…
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