Understanding the Problems with Dogmatic Programming Advice
Okay, this will be a pretty opinionated article, but it's a topic I feel strongly about. I grew up with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), and since then, I've thought of objects when designing software systems. At the core of OOP is the idea that ob...
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Chris Sells
I think the point of this piece is that you can write whatever code you want. Which is true. But the point of language features -- like data classes -- is that you get common behavior w/o writing the code.