[DanielHB]

> #3: Object construction with closure function. We tried that wholeheartedly at contemporary project, and it was awkward. I haven't seen any popular framework do this approach either.

yeah I have been struggling with this for a while, at my project we use typescript and non stateful objects we just use plain objects, no classes. However we started using classes for stateful code, I was opposed to the idea and thought that using closure-based state would be better but I ended up losing that battle A lot of those classes are single-instance in the application, which feels even more of an anti-pattern to be classes

To be clear I am not advocating for closure-based state, but classes also feel awkward. It feels we should just have bit the bullet and used some kind of state-management library