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Because Object-Orientation was always a real PITA and not particularly relevant to mapping to real-world problems, despite the fact that that was its initial se
by dublin 5y ago
Because Object-Orientation was always a real PITA and not particularly relevant to mapping to real-world problems, despite the fact that that was its initial selling point?
- zozbot234 5y agoThat's definitely true about OOAD. The whole point of development methodologies like RUP was that every step in design, from requirements analysis to large-scale modeling and actual implementation, should be structured around domain 'objects'. That kind of rigid approach does little to address the actual problems of modular software design; there's no reason to expect it to give satisfactory outcomes.