Why is D unpopular

[Ola Fosheim Grøstad]

On Saturday, 11 June 2022 at 08:23:27 UTC, Max Samukha wrote:
> Disclaimer: Ola may assume I see OOP as god, but I actually 
> don't.

I try not to assume too much unless people say something 
explictly. Also, you've never stated what kind of OOP you are 
referring to and for what purpose, and what your judgment is 
based on, so it tells me next to nothing!?

If the domain you deal with is suitable for OOA&D then a good 
OOPL will save you a lot of time. If it isn't then you can choose 
to not use OO features. Nobody cares what you think then! That's 
like city dwellers saying that tractors are no good. Farmers 
don't care!

If you refuse to accept that any OO methodologies are useful, 
regardless of the setting, then you have to point to a better 
methodology and explain in detail  what situations that 
methodology is better for and why. E.g. The classic SA can be 
useful if an organization is moving from paper based to computer 
based handling, but that scenario is less useful today than it 
was before...