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...because you can use functions and namespaces instead? (no, it doesn't make it "bad", but it's a hint that somewhere behind it there might be some overarchite
by nnq 14y ago
...because you can use functions and namespaces instead? (no, it doesn't make it "bad", but it's a hint that somewhere behind it there might be some overarchitectured OO monster - I admit, it's just because I'm not that much of a fun of OOP and I don't want more objects and classes than it's strictly necessary for the "backbone" of a MVC application)