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But where is the evidence that it actually performs as advertised? Does it make software easier to deal with? Is it superior to alternative ways to achieve that
by joe_the_user 5y ago
But where is the evidence that it actually performs as advertised? Does it make software easier to deal with? Is it superior to alternative ways to achieve that?
What are those alternative ways to make a huge system manageable you allude to? As I said, none of the paradigms put forward as alternatives even claim to operate like this. It's serious question, what are the alternatives in this kind of situation?
And I'll admit, a "horrible messy situation" that we'd look at today is going to be an earlier OOP system.
- throwawaylinux 5y agoI'm not making the claim though. I want to know what the data is for your assertion that OOP "makes a huge system manageable" in a way that other approaches or language features can not. Mind you there are countless millions of lines of COBOL, C, etc out there in production so existence alone does not provide any evidence one way or another.