Re: what's the future of Object Oriented Programming
- From: Rick Elbers <rick@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 18:41:33 +0200
Dear W,
I think you are absolutely right. While every application model could
be described in object terms, a lot of them dont need it. Quite a lot
of money is invested an earned in essentially CREDO applications
(CRUD + Overview). Those applications might as well be constructed
using a good two-tier framework. If we, for instance, look at what
objects do in most applicatons using NHibernate or another ORMapper
you would be very willing to consider those "empty" objects more like
the "cost" of development then having anything to do with what OO
promisses us.
Regards,
Rick
ps: A good two-tier framework is still not constructed imho. Even .net
doesnt have for instance updatableViews.
Op 8 Sep 2006 07:41:29 -0700 schreef "VV" <vvarghese3@xxxxxxxxx>:
I am interested in hearing everyone's opinion on what they think the
future is of Object Oriented programming.
I have spend most of my career with object oriented concepts (12+ years
) but recently with AJAX and the free tools, I really wonder what the
future of OO is.
I recently launched a business written completely with free tools like
php and AJAX. I worked hard to give everything a structure like we OO
programmers are so particular about but honestly there was minimal
dependence on OO.
The extend of my reusability might have been include pages, constants
etc.
Are many of you finding widespread use of OO in the web world?
Vibi Varghese
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