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“ OO says implicitly says "objects are always worth the cost" and I just haven't found that to be true.” It doesn’t always say that. That’s an interpretation o
by rqtwteye 4y ago
“ OO says implicitly says "objects are always worth the cost" and I just haven't found that to be true.”
It doesn’t always say that. That’s an interpretation only some ideologues have. Any paradigm will fall apart when overused. Software is still an art where you have to have taste to choose between several options.
- Nevermark 4y agoLanguages that shoehorn everything into objects, especially heavy weight objects (where it takes a class to create a simple function, a single variable, or single constant, ...) are not just ideologies. They are widely used tools, and actively helpful or coercive in their enforcement of a particular view coding.