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by marginalia_nu
748 days ago
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I think it depends on what you mean when you say OOP. I agree with the statement that OOP as it's taught in a text book with heavy emphasis on modelling the domain with deep inheritance taxonomies and polymorphism, that is largely a methodological cryptid. These are tools that are relatively rarely used in Java. Not that they aren't ever done or used (anyone using almost any of Java's own APIs is knee deep in this), but the emphasis is in application code is typically on state-light services and immutable models. Not that I quite understand what is the problem with that. |
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