(Update 2024-09-28: This blog post is a bit outdated, but still shows some of the philosophy that is now a part of iommi.) I think Object Oriented Programming is overused, but I have to admit it is unrivaled for certain tasks, the most significant to my line of work being GUIs. But OOP as normally practiced in languages like Python, Java, and C++ have some clear drawbacks even for this use case. One problem for GUIs is that you need to create lots of classes even for trivial things: when you ...
