June 2, 2009 at 01:50Procedural vs. object oriented programming
The first topic and the first reflection on the topic of how I write sites .
Recently, a colleague flying up to my littered workplace exclaimed, “How can you write without OOP?” In response, I spread my arms and smiled. Because I don’t know how I can .
For some reason, OOP causes me to have indigestion attacks? For me, this is a heap of code for obfuscating traces (if you specifically understand the object classes).
I do not deny OOP, I even use it in utility classes, but the basis of the site is still procedural: divided templates, requests, conclusions. Everything in one place, everything is transparent and linear. So for me it’s more convenient and faster ...
Dissuade?
Recently, a colleague flying up to my littered workplace exclaimed, “How can you write without OOP?” In response, I spread my arms and smiled. Because I don’t know how I can .
For some reason, OOP causes me to have indigestion attacks? For me, this is a heap of code for obfuscating traces (if you specifically understand the object classes).
I do not deny OOP, I even use it in utility classes, but the basis of the site is still procedural: divided templates, requests, conclusions. Everything in one place, everything is transparent and linear. So for me it’s more convenient and faster ...
Dissuade?