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Objects were never intended to run in shared space. The only real OOP done today by the original definition is your interaction with your DB via SQL. So now we
by venomsnake 11y ago
Objects were never intended to run in shared space. The only real OOP done today by the original definition is your interaction with your DB via SQL.
So now we jump trough hoops to isolate things that are extremely resistant to isolation.
- klibertp 11y agoObjects were never meant to have public attributes. The only way of interacting with objects should be sending messages. I'm talking about what Alan Kay says about the matter. Incidentally, besides Smalltalk, there is another language, which implements this original idea of OO: it's Erlang (just view processes as objects and it all fits).