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I agree, but that doesn't matter to a certain segment of the Rust community. They will go to great lengths, including redefining what OO is, to disassociate the
by look_lookatme 9y ago
I agree, but that doesn't matter to a certain segment of the Rust community. They will go to great lengths, including redefining what OO is, to disassociate their language from OO for whatever reason.
- saghm 9y agoI haven't personally seen this before, but I can't say for sure I know it doesn't happen
- andrewflnr 9y agoSometimes on say, /r/rust, they get questions from people wondering how to "do OOP" with Rust, by which they tend to mean "traditional", inheritance-style OOP. This leads to Rustaceans having to explain "no, that's not exactly how it works here". I'm not sure that's what GP is talking about, and I can't think of a time when I saw someone really aggressively dissociate from OOP, but it's easy for me to believe that some people might take it too far.