Well gee, what does Aparajita know about object oriented stuff? πŸ€”

Nicely put.

On Mon, Sep 16, 2019 at 1:23 PM Aparajita Fishman via 4D_Tech <
[email protected]> wrote:

> > Well my recommendation is not to use New formula ever.
>
> Translation: β€œI’m not sure I can use them properly, therefore no one
> should.”  πŸ˜‚
>
>
> > Even with properly
> > encapsulated code structured in a way that makes sense, it's still
> > impossible to get the context, source, or whether or not the method call
> > even exists in the object.
>
> Not my experience at all.
>
>
> > It's basically just a dangerous feature at this
> > point just waiting to explode when your ".get()" isn't the same ".get()"
> as
> > you were expecting.
>
> Not my experience at all.
>
>
> > 4D needs to add actual class structures for it to be
> > 1) Easy to document and lookup the source, or see the actual function
> > documentation like now when we mouseover a method call.
>
> True, but I have found the benefits far outweigh those minor
> inconveniences. Looking up the source is trivial if you use a good naming
> convention.
>
>
> > Right now there would be a lot of
> > overhead to design an object correctly so that New formula use doesn't
> > spiral out of control
>
> Not my experience at all. I ported https://github.com/expressjs/express <
> https://github.com/expressjs/express> to 4D.
>
>
> > , and even then, time consuming to maintain.
>
> Not my experience at all.
>
>
> > I tried applying it in another case
> > where there was no UI and a lot of processing in loops. It was slow.
>
> Not my experience at all. I see no measurable slowdown.
>
> - Aparajita
>
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