I watched the whole thing. He makes some solid points.
In my own current work we build pretty complex web based software in Python and JavaScript. Parts of the Python use the Django framework and almost all of the JavaScript uses React. React is another beast of its own, but Django projects use objects where they make sense—to model records pulled from a database—and functions with simpler data types almost everywhere else. We get work done and avoid the over abstract silliness of object oriented programming by not trying to follow it strictly.
This was really good. I was captivated and watched it all. I agree. After 10+ years in my field I'm starting to have similar opinions and without realising it, I've begun to code procedural.
His nice idea near the end (42:24) ... is literally a lambda.
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0 u/libman [OP] 14 Dec 2019 07:17
M'kay?
0 u/BitChuteArchive 14 Dec 2019 13:16
https://www.bitchute.com/video/geWRMnvzUism
0 u/DinoRider 14 Dec 2019 19:34
I watched the whole thing. He makes some solid points.
In my own current work we build pretty complex web based software in Python and JavaScript. Parts of the Python use the Django framework and almost all of the JavaScript uses React. React is another beast of its own, but Django projects use objects where they make sense—to model records pulled from a database—and functions with simpler data types almost everywhere else. We get work done and avoid the over abstract silliness of object oriented programming by not trying to follow it strictly.
0 u/carrentaldxb 16 Dec 2019 11:00
I think object-oriented programming is complicated but not bad.
0 u/ice_eleven 19 Dec 2019 01:55
This was really good. I was captivated and watched it all. I agree. After 10+ years in my field I'm starting to have similar opinions and without realising it, I've begun to code procedural.
His nice idea near the end (42:24) ... is literally a lambda.