As a software developer, you will probably have at least once a month a discussion about Functional Programming (FP) vs Oriented Object Programming (OOP). Of course, it’s always about the context, I already talked about it.But thanks to Samir Talwar, I had new insights recently on this topic that I […]
If you want lots of reaction when you tweet, a sure recipe is to talk about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) vs Functional Programming (FP). Let’s throw the cat among the pigeons, with another blog post on the Internet giving personal perspective on OOP vs FP. I’m far from being a […]
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture is one of the many interested books written by Martin Fowler. I have a lot of respect for Martin, mainly because he’s able to constantly challenge himself and improve his craft, since several decades. Here is what I like and dislike about this book. A […]
Like for dependency injection, heritage and composition are easily misundertsood. We remember that programs written in Oriented Object Programming (OOP ) are designed by making them out of objects that interact with one another. Technically, we have two possibilities to share code in an OOP style: either composition or inheritance. […]