Re:Case against OOP is understated, not overstated (2020)
by taeric on Thursday February 10, 2022 @10:11PM
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And a line is a set of points. Your point?
That is, yes, to an extent you can expand your vocabulary to include more shapes and find ways to compose them. Or you could peel back and literally write point values. Both have uses. And both are used.
Consider, we aren't forcing all art assets to be created and described using elementary shapes. For many of those, we are closer to literally writing the canvas by hand. And then retroactively glueing to program.
It is a shame we often force a single paradigm with our code bases.
That is, yes, to an extent you can expand your vocabulary to include more shapes and find ways to compose them. Or you could peel back and literally write point values. Both have uses. And both are used.
Consider, we aren't forcing all art assets to be created and described using elementary shapes. For many of those, we are closer to literally writing the canvas by hand. And then retroactively glueing to program.
It is a shame we often force a single paradigm with our code bases.