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I think it has become trendy on HN and r/programming to claim OOP is dead and no one has ever liked it. In meatspace, everyone I know is fine with OOP. Usually
by cuddlybacon 6y ago
I think it has become trendy on HN and r/programming to claim OOP is dead and no one has ever liked it.
In meatspace, everyone I know is fine with OOP. Usually it is other aspects of the programming languages that result in griping.
- trynewideas 6y agoI think it's trendy now, in general but especially in tech, to generalize anything that anyone doesn't like as "everyone hates this". It's not a new tendency, but it feels like hyperbolic projection became the new normal in the last few years.
- ryanchants 6y agoIn general, I've noticed a trend in most communities I participate in that criticism is inherently negative. There's no view that you can be critical just understand something or see how to improve it, if you're critical you're attacking.
- leafboi 6y agoIt's been trendy for about 10 years to love FP and hate on OOP.