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> The same arguments were made about object orientation: I've never needed it, it's useless baggage with no real world benefits, it sounds great in theory but h
by picozeta 11y ago
> The same arguments were made about object orientation: I've never needed it, it's useless baggage with no real world benefits, it sounds great in theory but has no practical use...
And haven't this people been right? :)
It was (and still is, but people are fortunately more skeptic) completely oversold like REST now.
- isolate 11y agoFor me the oversold part about OO is inheritance and design patterns. I find classes plus composition are really natural and helpful for a lot of problems.