Having worked with physical models that store state in memory during simulations, I assure you that OOP has its place and works very well. Without OOP, we quic

Having worked with physical models that store state in memory during simulations, I assure you that OOP has its place and works very well. Without OOP, we quickly get into codebases much like JavaScript where every new framework attempts to reinvent the same thing in even more contrived ways. The only place where OOP style doesn't make sense is in stateless programs, which a lot of web backends are (but even there, it's often useful to hold connections and to create good interfaces). Don't let your code in any language go down the JavaScript framework path.