Developing Games Using Data Not Trees
Offered By: JSConf via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore game development techniques in this JSConf EU 2014 talk by Drew Petersen. Learn how to create flexible and adaptable game architectures by focusing on data and systems rather than traditional object-oriented inheritance trees. Discover how this approach can lead to more efficient development and easier implementation of major design changes, using the example of transforming an Asteroids-style game. Gain insights into key systems such as rotation, labels, asteroids, thrust, shooting, and collision detection. Understand the advantages of data-oriented design in game development and how it can help you quickly adapt to new creative ideas without overhauling your entire codebase.
Syllabus
Intro
ObjectOriented Approach
DataOriented Approach
Pocket
Key
Systems
Rotation
Labels
Asteroids
Thrust
Shooting
Collision
Taught by
JSConf
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