Why do people hate OOP?
Why do people hate OOP?
Brandon Phillips
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Carter Reyes
Because it's often used in the wrong places or implemented in the wrong way and other maintainers have issue dealing with the trash code (not talking about language implementation, but the programer's).
OOP is a great tool, but there are many programmers that treat it like a hammer and every programing problem as it's nail. Most things don't need to be implemented as OOP.
Henry Powell
Because it's often used to write too abstract code with functions that are not really needed most of the time (getters and setters). The most common example is enterprise java code.
Aiden Ramirez
This
Juan Thompson
I don't. ZZT kicks ass.
Jason Brown
because old shitty enterprise code
Eli Campbell
>sole purpose to improve oversight and organization of software
>responsible for massive increase in scaling in software engineering
>suddenly cooperation is needed and easily achievable if you stick to certain guides
>faggots that spend their entire lifes suspended from others and have no communication skills to speak of hate it
Sure boggles my mind...
Nah, you right, we should go back to making shitty desktop apps where everyone builds every library for themselves anew
Lucas Reyes
use a proper language that generates getters and setters for you like C#
Jace Lopez
Functional lads jelly that their paradigm never gets used in production.
Joseph Phillips
Ok, who let the street shitter in?