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I have yet to see OO objects live on from one internal project to another. It's always the same cycle: design domain model objects; let them grow/bloat for the
by jcromartie 16y ago
I have yet to see OO objects live on from one internal project to another. It's always the same cycle: design domain model objects; let them grow/bloat for the purposes of the project; end up redesigning them the "right" way for the next project.
- Xurinos 16y agoAssuming we are talking about classes, I am glad someone released Path::Class for perl, among many other class packages. This is a social problem, not a problem with the technology.
- billswift 16y agoExcept to the extent that the technology exacerbates the social problem. Or even just enables the social problem to continue.
- Goladus 16y agoThere are objects that persist and are reusable, although often you might not think of them that way. In python, for example, there are a number of useful and reusable objects. The 'function' object, the 'module' object, the 'str' object, etc..