Excerpt from:
'If Everyone Hates Object-Oriented Programming, Why Is It Still So Widely Spread?'
Posted by ghoul ( 157158 ) on Sunday September 06, 2020 at
slashdot.org
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All this says is you have trained your mind to hold more and more complexity
together and also have gained enough street rep that people are willing to trust
you and let you do your own shit. That is the handicraft or warrior style of
programming.
Most companies want teams of soldiers - people who can quickly be
productive and work together and give an output that is understandable by others
even when they are halfway through.
OOP excels there. It distributes the
complexity and doesnt need years of study to become productive. Eventually when
programming becomes engineering instead of handicraft your style of programming
will stay only as a niche for luxury items.
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