In a post about
programming languages and XML,
Box says:
the real challenge is bringing
hoards of developers who jumped on the OO train and believe that no other
approach to design or implementation is reasonable.
So true. I think
this really started a few years ago (remember MTS?) when developers needed
to start thinking about separating data and operations. The idea of this
separation, while being arguably anti-classic-OO, has become more and more
important as time has gone on. Transactional COM+ systems…web services…the
list continues.
this really started a few years ago (remember MTS?) when developers needed
to start thinking about separating data and operations. The idea of this
separation, while being arguably anti-classic-OO, has become more and more
important as time has gone on. Transactional COM+ systems…web services…the
list continues.