I find the ideas of the slides good, and as a coder that learn programing from the database point of view I agree a lot. But the specific examples are too "the

I find the ideas of the slides good, and as a coder that learn programing from the database point of view I agree a lot. But the specific examples are too "the small stuff". I think that a large-scale code organization could be a better example of how data-oriented programming will yield a better/easier solution that focus in what happened in a loop. This kind of example reinforce in the newbie the idea of obsess for the performance of the tree and not of the forest. But really, where are a better example?