στις 17/03/2010 00:56, O/H [email protected]
έγραψε:
> Hi all
>
> Its nice to see that a discussion that started out with some highly
> questionable
> assertions about OOP has turned right around to a discussion of ORMs
> which
> essentially extend the OOP concept.
<snip>
Interesting (I mean it) lesson on OOP basics.
What I' d have to point out, from an old clipper-programmer's POV,
is that OOP introduces a *structured complexity* which in some/many
cases is unnecessary, wasteful in resources, and infrastructure/learning
demanding.
(not to mention those tongue-tie, virus-like "T"s that dominates the
classes name-space for absolutely useless reasons denoting an immanent
adoration to stereotypes, which is one of the unwelcome features of OOP
model. But again, maybe I'm wrong since i am not a theorist of
programming art. That said, i feel just fully covered by Roberto Lopez
phrase that "regarding OOP, I guess that we must open our minds to new
ideas and programming paradigms. To write an operating system service is
a very different task that creating a simple database application.
IMHO, should be obvious for someone, that an unique programming
model/paradigm, could be not able to suit the programmers needs for all
situations."
regards,
---
Pete
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