Nicolai Parlog • 6/10/2024

When to use Data-Oriented Programming

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This article, the final part of a series on Data-Oriented Programming (DOP) v1.1 in Java, discusses when to apply DOP principles. It compares DOP with functional and object-oriented programming, summarizing key DOP tenets like modeling data with records and sealed interfaces, and separating operations from data.

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