4 publication(s), engineering notes, and curated picks tagged with #oop.
A quick reminder that behavior belongs close to data when you want object-oriented design to matter.
Why large switch statements age badly and how polymorphism helps contain the damage.
Examining the persistent divide between architectural ideals (Rich Domain Models, DDD, Clean Architecture) and real-world procedural production code.
A foundational critique of object-oriented design and accidental complexity
Brian Will makes a structured, provocative case against OOP, arguing that combining state and behavior into encapsulation graphs produces rigid webs of mutation, complex patterns, and maintenance overhead.
