Re:OO is not Computing, Newer is not More modern
by UK-AL on Monday April 30, 2012 @10:02AM
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It's a personal choice, I think OO makes modelling large systems easier. At that point you can use an ORM.
If you prefer procedural code, then obviously ORMs are no use to you...
I mean love various programming paradigms, I like Haskell, but it can make things difficult. For example programming a basic game in haskell, is far from simple. You normally have to introduce reactive programming to make it sane.
I find OO makes large systems easier.
In my opinion the amount of boilerplate required for JDBC makes ORM a must in java...
If you prefer procedural code, then obviously ORMs are no use to you...
I mean love various programming paradigms, I like Haskell, but it can make things difficult. For example programming a basic game in haskell, is far from simple. You normally have to introduce reactive programming to make it sane.
I find OO makes large systems easier.
In my opinion the amount of boilerplate required for JDBC makes ORM a must in java...