In recent years, criticism of the classic object-oriented analysis and design ideas has grown increasingly louder. One example of such criticism is Clean Code, Horrible Performance by Case Muratori. Here’s a quote that explains the author’s idea: It simply cannot be the case that we’re willing to give up a decade or more of hardware performance just to make programmers’ lives a little bit easier. Our job is to write programs that run well on the hardware that we are given.
