> As a Clojure programmer, this is not what I have in mind when I think of data-oriented-programming, but this:
Yeah, that's more or less how I would have defined DOP, too.
Could it be that there is a slight difference in meaning when people refer to "data-oriented design" (OP) vs. "data-oriented programming"? At least that's been my (anecdotal) impression so far.
Yeah, that's more or less how I would have defined DOP, too.
Could it be that there is a slight difference in meaning when people refer to "data-oriented design" (OP) vs. "data-oriented programming"? At least that's been my (anecdotal) impression so far.