Re: Need advices in choosing approach

On Dec 17, 7:57 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

And yes, you can mix the two, and you need to to a certain extent. For
instance, you need some code which is in no function or class just to
execute on your page. So while you can have a purely procedural system,
you can't have a purely OO one.

I strive to have as much OO code as is applicable, but I don't try to
force everything into an OO mold.


On Dec 17, 8:17 pm, The Natural Philosopher <a...@xxx> wrote:

I use it entirely procedurally. Simply because that's the way I learnt
programming and I don't have the time in smaller projects to do the
necessary design work for OOP.

OOP comes into its own with large projects where project specification
is split off from the actual coding.

To just put together a few websites its not really that necessary.


Anyone of you done projects using OOAD or spefically Rational Unified
Process before? (Omit the complexity of the project. It is some kind
of Client-Server that use authentication to login in order to use the
services, some encryption and decryption process take place during the
transaction or transfer with large chunk of data, this is the project
requirement of the system, I can add in if I want to. Just a school
project, but I want to take this opportunity to learn as much as I
can).

Or any other suggestions or example of open source project that adapt
OO and use UP.

I need some advices and experiences, since this is the first time I
gonna obey formal software development process.
.