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I think that OOP is undead. It will be in its current incarnation a zombie that will live on and on because we have a lot of legacy code. But if you start proje

I think that OOP is undead. It will be in its current incarnation a zombie that will live on and on because we have a lot of legacy code. But if you start project from scratch ... there are better approaches. I think that Kay was thinking of objects in the context of messaging and terminating network nodes, not stuff that shares same memory space.

pjmlp 14y ago
> But if you start project from scratch ... there are better approaches. In what languages? Except for C, Pascal and pure FP languages, most modern languages are anyway either OO based or multi-paradigm.