What OOP is good at is maintenance over the time by making clear what is API and what is implementation.
My point is that when you develop an application, you only need strawman OOP i.e. calling methods.
You don't need class inheritance if you can pass functions as parameters, you don't need encapsulation given all your pieces co-evolve at the same time (if it's not split than part into a library).
My point is that when you develop an application, you only need strawman OOP i.e. calling methods.
You don't need class inheritance if you can pass functions as parameters, you don't need encapsulation given all your pieces co-evolve at the same time (if it's not split than part into a library).