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johnb41
I've been spending alot of time learning vb.net the past 6 months (for
regular winform apps. Been somewhat experienced in asp.net for a few
years)
But my style has been using Procedural techniques, rather than OOP.
Lately i've read more and more how OOP is the way to go. So i'm trying
to learn it, and boy is it difficult if you've not worked that way much
before!
I ran into this web site: http://www.geocities.com/tablizer/oopbad.htm
It swears that OOP is over-hyped, and says that Procedural is better.
It has many arguments against OOP.
Do you pros think the info on that site has eny merrit? Or is the
author just trying to get some attention?
Thanks,
John
regular winform apps. Been somewhat experienced in asp.net for a few
years)
But my style has been using Procedural techniques, rather than OOP.
Lately i've read more and more how OOP is the way to go. So i'm trying
to learn it, and boy is it difficult if you've not worked that way much
before!
I ran into this web site: http://www.geocities.com/tablizer/oopbad.htm
It swears that OOP is over-hyped, and says that Procedural is better.
It has many arguments against OOP.
Do you pros think the info on that site has eny merrit? Or is the
author just trying to get some attention?
Thanks,
John