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Having worked in Unity I'd take engineering advice from their top execs with a grain of salt.
by omega3 4y ago
Having worked in Unity I'd take engineering advice from their top execs with a grain of salt.
- jstimpfle 4y agoThis guy in particular has collected some serious credibility. In the past he's worked at Insomniac Games. He is also credited for popularizing Data-Oriented Design and has delivered at least one talk that went viral and that video thumbnail of him in his red flower shirt has become a meme for a no-bullshit and requirement-focused engineering approach. Go check him out on Youtube.
- sidewndr46 4y agoIs this reply sarcasm?
- jstimpfle 4y agoHow did you get the idea? Not at all, only sharing what is pretty much facts.
- throwaway2037 4y agoYou wrote: <<This guy in particular has collected some serious credibility.>> I'm confused. The blog post is written by Adam Johnson. Are you referring to Mike Acton or Adam Johnson? I never heard of Adam Johnson before this HN post. From his books, he appears to be an expert in Django. Yes, I agree about Mike Acton and his ideas around Data-Oriented Design. It sounds like a very interesting approach to programming in a resource constrained environment.
- jstimpfle 4y agoI'm referring to Mike Acton (as you already figured out). As I understand it, the author is only summing up a talk by Acton to written form. > It sounds like a very interesting approach to programming in a resource constrained environment. It's more of an approach that is maintainable and straightforward, and only coincidentally (well, not really...) also straightforward and fast to execute.