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I agree somewhat. You can also find object models in plenty of other places where many don't realize it (e.g. in many practical implementations of actor model c
by vezzy-fnord 12y ago
I agree somewhat. You can also find object models in plenty of other places where many don't realize it (e.g. in many practical implementations of actor model concurrency). Those are all relatively small and indirect victories though. Who knows - maybe pure message passing languages might become the next fad soon enough.
- seanmcdirmid 12y agoThe Clojure and Go people always like to talk about their non-object systems, which are of course very object-like. The only real functional purists is the haskell community. I'm personally working a new language/programming environment right now based on traits/mixins; there is still a lot of fun to be had there.