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Yehonathan is a software developer, author, and speaker. He has tons of experience in full-stack development using various languages such as Java, Javascript, and Ruby. But his favorite language is Clojure. He bundled all this experience and knowledge into his book Data-Oriented Programming, which is already available for beta-readers on Manning Publications and should be finished this summer.
[00:01 – 06:35] Opening Segment
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- Want to read Yehonathan’s book, Data-Oriented Programming?
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- Introducing a simple way to eliminate the complexity of information systems
- Why should we unlearn objects?
- Relating meditation and object-oriented programming on how we perceive reality and cause accidental complexity
[06:36 – 17:52] Data-Oriented Programming Defined
- Data-oriented programming vs Object-oriented programming
- Separating data representation and data validation
- The map is not the territory
- Data-oriented programming vs Functional programming
- Using generic data structures in data-oriented programming instead of custom types
- The profusion of types creates complexity
[17:53 – 23:17] Changing Codebases to Data-Oriented Programming
- The four principles of data-oriented programming
- Mixing data-oriented programming with functional and object-oriented programming is possible
- Comparing information systems vs data-intensive applications
[23:18 – 28:21] Closing Segment
- The story behind Yehonathan’s book
- He shares one of the best experiences in his writing journey
- Win a digital copy of Data-Oriented Programming!
- Final words
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