OO languages work effectively in spite of OO features. Sounds like a hot take, but throw away inheritance altogether (or use it to automatically delegate to som

OO languages work effectively in spite of OO features. Sounds like a hot take, but throw away inheritance altogether (or use it to automatically delegate to some component, like a dodgier version of struct embedding in Go), use interfaces if the language doesn’t support first class functions, etc and you’ll be effective, which is to say, write it like you would write Go or Rust or similar.