eBay, Tinder, Youtube, Robinhood, etc, etc.
Those are all real world things that are now represented in digital world and adjusted for that.
Also "world" doesn't imply "physical", but that's different matter.
And at the end of the day that was not wildly crazy, but wildly successful!
Such school of thinking enabled generations of software engineers who created all this digital world.
> Such school of thinking enabled generations of software engineers who created all this digital world.
Same could be said for imperative or functional programming for that matter.
>Wildy successful does not mean a good idea.
Sure, but if there was FP instead of OOP, then would current digital world be better, as big, safer?
Who knows?
eBay, Tinder, Youtube, Robinhood, etc, etc.
Those are all real world things that are now represented in digital world and adjusted for that.
Also "world" doesn't imply "physical", but that's different matter.
And at the end of the day that was not wildly crazy, but wildly successful!
Such school of thinking enabled generations of software engineers who created all this digital world.