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Overcomplication isn’t the fault of OOP—or any paradigm. It’s what happens when any programming technique gets a lot of traction. It’s easier to make things com
by jdlshore 6y ago
Overcomplication isn’t the fault of OOP—or any paradigm. It’s what happens when any programming technique gets a lot of traction. It’s easier to make things complicated than simple. And people tend to use ideas blindly, without understanding the context in which they’re meant to be used.