I feel like this article attacks a strawman. Obviously there are going to be times when <feature> is not the right tool for the job, in that case you don't uni

I feel like this article attacks a strawman. Obviously there are going to be times when <feature> is not the right tool for the job, in that case you don't universally bash <feature> you simply don't use <feature>. The problems with inheritance in this article seems largely fabricated to make it look bad, while in reality (IMO) it's a very elegant and useful tool in any programmer's toolbox.