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It seems to me more a syntactic sugar than really tackling the main problem with OO: state that tends to get scattered into many interdependent objects, hard to
by rini17 6y ago
It seems to me more a syntactic sugar than really tackling the main problem with OO: state that tends to get scattered into many interdependent objects, hard to manage, hard to refactor.
- mikewarot 6y ago>state that tends to get scattered into many interdependent objects, hard to manage, hard to refactor. Care to elaborate what you mean by that?
- rini17 6y agoOne example of "state scattered into many interdependent objects" is ORM. If someone wants to make new OO language from scratch, I believe trying to improve the relational database <-> OO language interface would be a good showcase.