There are still remnants of ideological OOP use around and they are terrible indeed, but remnants on the language level are perfectly fine as long as they are n

There are still remnants of ideological OOP use around and they are terrible indeed, but remnants on the language level are perfectly fine as long as they are not used as originally intended. Paraphrasing Crockford, we have found OOP, the good parts. It's used for structuring code now, not for modelling the world. That's a huge difference.