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That's why I love down-to-earth data oriented programming, and I cannot stand design patterns, OOP, abstraction etc. I would rather iterate over several interm
by jokoon 6y ago
That's why I love down-to-earth data oriented programming, and I cannot stand design patterns, OOP, abstraction etc.
I would rather iterate over several intermediate datasets, than going into some tedious other way.
A computer is a machine. Why go into abstraction if your project is not complex?
It seems developers believe that going into higher abstraction is like using analogies, they think it's like using a new form of language so that other developers might understand what they're doing.
Of course there is a minimum of code readability, reusability and maintainability, but in the end, a computer is best as looping linear data.
- lultimouomo 6y agoI cannot honestly say if you didn't read the article and think that it is about the cost of context switching for software, or if you are saying that OOP forces the programmer to context-switch and so it decreases his productivity.