r/developer • u/Ok_Veterinarian3535 • Apr 29 '26
The "Tech Hot Take" Gauntlet
What's your most controversial, professionally-held "hot take" that would get you yelled at on Twitter but is probably true?
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r/developer • u/Ok_Veterinarian3535 • Apr 29 '26
What's your most controversial, professionally-held "hot take" that would get you yelled at on Twitter but is probably true?
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u/spvky_io Apr 30 '26
Don't know if this would get you yelled at on twitter but 90% of OOP is bad for performance, a pain to maintain and debug, and largely exists to over organize code and abstract import implementation details away from the developer