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Object Oriented Development vs Practicality

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    #31
    Good OO advice is to favour composition over inheritance. I have seen far too many (and for a while probably created a few ) cases of inappropriate use of inheritance.
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      #32
      OO is sooooooooo 1990's

      You should be thinking of SOA, message exchanges, schemas, XML, design patterns.

      Also, this techie focus on over optimising is very sad. "Oh I can't use that feature as it uses an extra cycle out of the billion i have per second".

      Design and code for maintainability, security, scalability and support.

      Purlease, get a grip. This is the 21st century not 1992.

      HTH

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        #33
        design patterns, oh dear...what next CSLA?

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          #34
          Premature optimization is the root of all evil.

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            #35
            Yes, it can spoil a good marriage.
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              #36
              Originally posted by Joe Black
              design patterns, oh dear...what next CSLA?
              Sorry I just vomited.
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