Over the last two decades Object Oriented Programming (OOP) has slowly become the defacto approach to building software. At the same time we've seen changes in the landscape of software with the move to network aware programs and huge increases in the amount and types of data being handled. Many of the "best" practices in OOP have changed as a result of this and some have become anti-patterns. The aim of this talk is to expose these anti-patterns and suggest better alternatives to them.
This talk will involve code and be rather technical in nature.
The speaker, Cliff Hammerschmidt, is the organizer of VanDev and has over two decades of programming experience in a variety of languages in a variety of different business spaces.
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