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I don't think you've identified badness with OO programming styles; I think you've identified badness in the community of Thoughtworks developers.
by projectileboy 18y ago
I don't think you've identified badness with OO programming styles; I think you've identified badness in the community of Thoughtworks developers.
- pdubroy 18y agoAs I said in the article, I definitely am not against object-oriented programming. What I am against is this notion that we should strive towards some kind of "pure OO style" where encapsulation and polymorphism become goals in and of themselves. Object-oriented techniques are a part of a balanced programming breakfast.
- bridgetroll 18y agoThis style strikes me as similar to higher forms of database normalization. The efforts generally outweigh the benefits.