All interesting points, the reason I hate class clutter is especially because of debugging/understanding. I don't want to have to spend a long time building a m

All interesting points, the reason I hate class clutter is especially because of debugging/understanding. I don't want to have to spend a long time building a mental hierarchy of classes and what they do just to figure why a link doesn't have the right URI. Essentially, people use classes to achieve magic code. Code that's very, very convenient when it works, but is monstrous to debug when it doesn't. Especially if the code isn't something you're familiar with.