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Doubtful. Object oriented models mirror the real world far more than normalized relational data. So then ... maybe its relational dogma that is the problem.
by darose 19y ago
Doubtful. Object oriented models mirror the real world far more than normalized relational data.
So then ... maybe its relational dogma that is the problem. People are realizing that it is the source of the object-relational impedance mismatch, and is what needs to change.
- gruseom 19y agoObject oriented models mirror the real world But that's only useful to the extent that programming is modeling something in the real world. Much computation doesn't.