Explores the rationale behind updating Data-Oriented Programming principles to version 1.1 for Java, discussing improvements and shortcomings.
Explores when to use Data-Oriented Programming in Java, comparing it to functional and object-oriented paradigms.
Explores the Data-Oriented Programming principle of separating operations from data, using Java records as an example.
Explores the data-oriented programming principle of making illegal states unrepresentable in Java, focusing on precise data modeling.
Explores Data-Oriented Programming principles in Java, focusing on modeling data with records and sealed types.
Explores immutability and transparency in data modeling using Java records, part of a series on Data-Oriented Programming v1.1.
Explores Data-Oriented Programming in Java, updating Brian Goetz's guidelines using modern features like records, sealed types, and pattern matching.
Introduces Data-Oriented Programming principles: immutable data, pattern matching, and separating data from operations, with comparisons to OOP.
Explores Data-Oriented Programming in Java, focusing on using records, sealed types, and pattern matching to model immutable data.
