I would consider myself to practice "data oriented design" rather than "object oriented design" but I still usually encapsulate things in objects after I've fig

I would consider myself to practice "data oriented design" rather than "object oriented design" but I still usually encapsulate things in objects after I've figure out the data flows. OOP is really a collection of ideas, some terrible, some great. There is also a big difference if you're working mainly on the backend where you shouldn't keep any state or the frontend to how useful many OOP concepts are to you.