data-oriented-programming

Yehonathan Sharvit 2022-07-21T03:56:01.791419Z

Could you let your friends and colleagues now that the final version of Data-Oriented Programming has been released? https://twitter.com/viebel/status/1549962334512234504?s=20&t=XAbHPLtGVVCJLj64I4pGtg

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Daniel Jomphe 2022-07-21T19:28:18.639939Z

Hi people! Quite curious about this book. how useful is it to Clojure developers? Here we're all in with a few months/years of experience with Clojure, coming from typical engineering backgrounds with e.g. Java / C#. Might we learn a lot from this book or should Clojure already have sufficiently nudged us towards Data oriented principles by default?

teodorlu 2022-07-22T11:02:15.756479Z

Are you asking for yourself or for clojure developers in general?

teodorlu 2022-07-22T11:05:24.646339Z

I found Data Oriented Programming useful in the same way I found Elements of Clojure useful. It didn't introduce radically new concepts, but it helped name / crystallize impressions I'd had.

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Daniel Jomphe 2022-07-22T12:18:48.083219Z

Both! Thanks for your own answer!

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2022-07-21T22:51:26.518899Z

I will say that I really wish the pseudocode were in Clojure instead of JavaScript. Iโ€™m weird in that Clojure is the only programming language Iโ€™ve spent time learning but JS just isnโ€™t easily readable for me

2022-07-21T22:51:58.106229Z

But also Iโ€™m a relative beginner so I might just not be the target audience

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