Here is an example of various ways to write game code, written by @shakesoda. This includes a bare procedural approach, an OOP approach, and an ECS approach. Bonus inclusion is a hand-minified version of the procedural code cut down to only 1318 bytes! All of the examples are functionally identical and provide a look into different ways of structuring game code to provide the same results.
If you have some other way of reimplementing this exact game, feel free to send a PR! Any questions about the various approaches are welcome, we're all here to learn!
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Wow! Really illustrative. I love how you so clearly show the same result from these three different approaches.
I'm a hobbyist programmer from the 1990s: the heady days of OOP. So that's my go-to. Lately, I'd been curious about ECS. Your demos answer practically every question I could think of as to what the different approaches entail.
