Fabien Sanglard

Fabien Sanglard, a software engineer and technical writer at Google, dives into curiosity-driven engineering. He discusses the evolution of game networking, revealing how latency affected early multiplayer design. Fabien contrasts the architectures of classic games like Doom and Quake, highlighting Quake's groundbreaking client-server model. He emphasizes the importance of documentation and diagrams in understanding technology. Additionally, he shares insights on adopting Rust for reliability in modern code and the iterative nature of ADB's development.