I don't think OOP is at an end. In fact, I think newer functional languages are giving it new life (and giving us alternative ways to use OOP). Consider cloju

I don't think OOP is at an end. In fact, I think newer functional languages are giving it new life (and giving us alternative ways to use OOP). Consider clojure. It's fully object-oriented, but not in the traditional way (although you can still use Java objects).