Re: what's the future of Object Oriented Programming

Philip,
We seem to agree on the way we see things. No matter that the reality
seems to be that a lot of those two-tier applications are constructed
in object oriented frameworks( .net) en with object oriented
libraries(Nhibernate for instance) and with a lot of property bag kind
of "objects". Since there are quit a big bundle of them, and they also
*want uml* I think we cant ditch those as being OO abuse. For a lot of
people its their work to work that way with object, object frameworks
and object libraries. I dont want to be elitair in the sense that I
say "they dont get it, period ".


Rick


Op Sun, 10 Sep 2006 19:41:38 GMT schreef "Phlip" <phlipcpp@xxxxxxxxx>:

Rick Elbers wrote:

Am I excused when I dont understand what in heavens name you talk
about?

Yup sorry - I was too brief.

I think you are absolutely right. While every application model could
be described in object terms, a lot of them dont need it.

You don't use OO to describe application models. You use it when those
models are too coupled.

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.

I think here you simply describe object abuse. Is a CREDO application one
bound to an Object Database? Do such databases force you to create too many
objects?

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Web Application Frameworks in Smalltalk and Common Lisp
    ... > for Dynamic Languages and the Belgian Smalltalk User Group ... > application frameworks based on Smalltalk and Common Lisp. ... web applications suffer the same problems now ... > coupling that is holding web development back. ...
    (comp.lang.lisp)
  • Re: Hyperthreading/Dual core CPUs
    ... Yes, i have disabled HT on my machines too, but that is because i dont have ... > applications that can benefit from hyperthreading. ...
    (RedHat)
  • Re: Takes a long time to show files icons in Windows Explorer
    ... I dont need it ... >> icons enabled: very speed. ... >> But the problem inside the applications remains. ... > Local Setting and IconCache.db are hidden: set the explorer to see hidden ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain)
  • Re: whats the future of Object Oriented Programming
    ... Am I excused when I dont understand what in heavens name you talk ... Those applications might as well be constructed ... objects do in most applicatons using NHibernate or another ORMapper ...
    (comp.object)
  • Re: Is .net faster tht vb6?
    ... >to connect to the Web and use web services. ... >is that use the .Net framework so if you dont have it applications will ... That give some points to VB6. ... C applications without it's satellite DLLs won't run either, ...
    (comp.lang.basic.visual.misc)