The concept of mashup of modularity, hidden mutable state and dynamic dispatch, etc also stood its time, and so do relational databases. There is a mismatch be

The concept of mashup of modularity, hidden mutable state and dynamic dispatch, etc also stood its time, and so do relational databases. There is a mismatch between the two models, but it can make sense to think of the entities at hand as objects at times, and relational data at other times. That’s why ORMs are a thing, and also why most popular programming language nowadays are multi-paradigm, so they can also support a more data-oriented approach.