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Terra Caines

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Registered: Feb, 2008

Terra's blog on creating a 3d tactics game in python

PHP/Coldfusion/ruby/etc and object oriented programming

Posted: May 18, 2014 8:10 AM

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Recently there has been a trend where all the web scripting languages have added in object oriented programming and all the developers of those languages are starting to try and make object oriented designs.

The big problem they seem to have is that they have learned their design off of relational databases and they don't really get that java has been wrestling with the object oriented/relational mismatch for 10+ years.

So they don't really get the advantages of mapreduce/nosql/etc aside from the fact that they have heard that it scales. But on a more fundamental level it is about having one design rather than two designs that mismatch.

http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/25su19/tdd_is_a_feedback_tool_not_a_religion/

Has a very good comment that basically describes the issue

someone comes up with an idea
others like the idea
The less experienced use said idea to avoid making actual decisions
The more experienced use it as another tool to make better decisions in general
eventually the less experienced become experienced and start realizing the idea isn't the panacea they thought it was
There's a backlash and lots of infighting
It eventually settles down and everyone tends to have a more pragmatic idea of when it's best to apply the idea, and when it isn't. When it works, and when it falls down (and why). In other words, all of the infighting had a net positive effect.
Someone comes up with an idea...
Ad Nauseum.

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