I can relate to this article even though I'm an ancient fart. O-O never made 
much sense to me, but confess that I never really dug into it either. When I 
got into this biz in the late 70s, the hot thing was Structured Programming. 
How many remember that SPF (before it was Interactive) originally meant 
Structured Programming Facility?

As an application newbie I took a class in SP that I believe has informed my 
work ever since. You don't need O-O to avoid spaghetti code. You just need 
coding discipline that SP provides in a very sensible way. Structured 
programming eventually lost its cachet but not its intrinsic value.


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J.O.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
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Subject: (External):too true: Vulture Central on "the next big thing".

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/10/20/whats_the_real_point_of_being_a_dev_its_saving_management_from_themselves/


-- 
I just child proofed my house.
But the kids still manage to get in.


Maranatha! <><
John McKown


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