Interesting perspective, one thing that keeps surprising me is how many modern systems still end up re-discovering OOP ideas in different forms, especially when you start modeling complex real-world systems (hardware pipelines, robotics control layers, etc). The terminology changes, but the need for encapsulating behavior around state never really disappears.
Interesting perspective, one thing that keeps surprising me is how many modern systems still end up re-discovering OOP ideas in different forms, especially when you start modeling complex real-world systems (hardware pipelines, robotics control layers, etc). The terminology changes, but the need for encapsulating behavior around state never really disappears.