
Below is a summary of the previously published post
Why I hate frameworks :
In medieval programming times, we applied functions to data. In order to slice the bread, we took the bread structure and passed it as a parameter to the slice function:
();
Then came the era of object-oriented programming. And instead of the function “cut”, we need to ask for “bread” to cut ourselves - we call the method “cut” at the object “bread”:
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.();
Obviously, this is a significant improvement.
Object-oriented programming has now become even more sophisticated. First, we create the bread slicer object and then just give it the bread for slicing:
= new ();
.();
Progress is evident.Conclusion: In all you need to know the measure. Sometimes I just need a banana, not a gorilla with a banana.