It’s really refreshing to learn dod after all these years. No longer worrying about if I’ve modeled the world correctly, used all those abstractions, used the correct inheritance etc. No longer trying to future proof code so that it will be magically work every time. I just solve my own specific problem and move on which is just right.
Great compilation! I sadly was born into a world that was already fully committed to OOP and crazy abstractions, trying my best to dig myself out of it. I'm not going all the way down to C, much less Assembly, but I do think differently now about software and how to organize a project thank in part to the people of this compilation, as intuitively, it always felt wrong doing classes.
If you are training to be a professional software engineering, it's good to be versatile in every aspect. The people in this video have such opinions after a long time working with software. Explore the whole spectrum of software and find your style, of course this videos help in understanding what is the real problem
It’s really refreshing to learn dod after all these years. No longer worrying about if I’ve modeled the world correctly, used all those abstractions, used the correct inheritance etc. No longer trying to future proof code so that it will be magically work every time. I just solve my own specific problem and move on which is just right.
Great compilation! I sadly was born into a world that was already fully committed to OOP and crazy abstractions, trying my best to dig myself out of it. I'm not going all the way down to C, much less Assembly, but I do think differently now about software and how to organize a project thank in part to the people of this compilation, as intuitively, it always felt wrong doing classes.
If you are training to be a professional software engineering, it's good to be versatile in every aspect. The people in this video have such opinions after a long time working with software. Explore the whole spectrum of software and find your style, of course this videos help in understanding what is the real problem
Good stuff. Those are sage words.
Yeah, someone also noticed this unnecessary oop’s over engendering