All large systems are a crapshoot regardless. If you can modularise it, that's good. Depending on the problem, one or the other might be more suited for doing it.
/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Jackson Campbell
Jayden Myers
Depends on the system
OOP doesn't require you encapsulate things
Cooper Wilson
>Depending on the problem, one or the other might be more suited for doing it.
Oh, and the nice thing is you usually can't tell in advance lmfao
Jayden Ross
What is this meme with Rust and trannies? Is it really that bad?
Camden Parker
what if i apply microservices as a way of modularising instead of bothering to write a large oop code base in 1-2 applications? ive recently learned how to use WCF at a basic level and am building a small backup system with plans to go full microservice
Carter Smith
dod with as many semi-/pure functions as possible.
Anthony Taylor
>Oh, and the nice thing is you usually can't tell in advance
Basically if you are writing really low level code like an operating system or drivers you use procedural code otherwise you use OOP
functional programming is the joke option put there to trap you
Cameron Hall
>what if i apply microservices
1000x worse
Justin Morales
>what if i apply microservices as a way of modularising
lay off the webdev, it's rotting your brain
Robert Evans
Rbros...