Re:Why is OOP still so widely spread?
by spopejoy on Sunday September 06, 2020 @01:34AM
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> Meanwhile there are still millions of projects done with OOP, including super-complex AAA games
I've heard that OOP in game engines is in decline with so-called "Data Oriented Programming" taking over, that Unity's inheritance class library was a disaster, etc.
So, it's not FP per se, but a focus on data over "objects" is a big part of FP being about "values" instead of opaque state.
I've heard that OOP in game engines is in decline with so-called "Data Oriented Programming" taking over, that Unity's inheritance class library was a disaster, etc.
So, it's not FP per se, but a focus on data over "objects" is a big part of FP being about "values" instead of opaque state.