
Data Oriented Programming: Table of Contents
This article is an excerpt from my upcoming book about Data Oriented Programming. The book will be published by Manning, once it is completed (hopefully in 2021).
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Before we start
Part 1: Design a Data Oriented system
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Decrease complexity by separating Code from Data
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Gain power by representing data records as maps
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Maintain effectiveness by managing state with immutable data
Part 2: Implement a Data Oriented system
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State management in an immutable world
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Data manipulation kills bugs in the egg
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The data manipulation tool set in action
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Write unit tests without mocking
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Debug your program without a debugger
Part 3: Evolve a Data Oriented system
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Write your own data manipulation tool set
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Extend the primitive data types
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Specify the shape of your data
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Write unit tests that cover every possible data combination with property based testing
Are you now motivated to discover the DO world?
Start reading the introduction.
This article is an excerpt from my upcoming book about Data Oriented Programming. The book will be published by Manning, once it is completed (hopefully in 2021).
More excerpts are available on my blog.
Enter your email address below to get notified when the book is published.