Showing posts with label paradigms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paradigms. Show all posts

17 June, 2007

Software Programming Paradigms

Oh, what did we do before Wikipedia!

My wife is defining some software development training materials focusing on the object-oriented programming paradigm. One of the slides presents the idea that object-oriented programming is _a_ programming technique, not _the_ programming technique.

Far too often I think we get caught up with a new technology and believe that it is the end-all of software development. Object-oriented programming, agile development, Ruby-on-rails, . . . I think we all too often jump on the new technology bandwagon. It is worth a lunch-hour to investigate some of the other programming paradigms.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_paradigm