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I think it’s hard to explain it because the very definition of OOP varies per person. Often people who hates it worked with a codebase that took some OOP princi
by creakingstairs 5y ago
I think it’s hard to explain it because the very definition of OOP varies per person. Often people who hates it worked with a codebase that took some OOP principles to the extreme. E.g. I worked in a code base with extreme levels of abstraction where literally everything is a class.
That said, any principle including FP, taken to an extreme can produce a very tiring codebase (I’m guilty of doing this :p). So its not really OOP’s fault