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Posted by Joe Scylla on 05/30/07 06:45
L. Berger wrote:
> In reality, if you are learning the language then OOP may be a classy
> thing to learn and it's good to know. Performance wise procedural is
> best. I don't buy the cleanliness and maintenance stuff one bit.
> Procedural code can be equally clean and well laid out. And it
> performs significantly better -- no instantiation of classes and
> objects.
>
> This is simply my experience.
Well that's a good point i forgot. The overall performance is not as
good as procedural programming.
Then - on the other hand - the performance hit depends highly on the
design. It's possible to OOP with a minimal performance hit.
Cleanliness and maintenance is important if you have complex web
projects with many changes and additions.
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