By mswatcher
via blog.getprismatic.com
Submitted: Feb 08 2013 / 03:50
To a first approximation, progress in technology is limited by the difficulties that engineers encounter in building, maintaining, and extending software that represents complex systems. For instance, Object-oriented programming encourages the decomposition of large systems into objects that encapsulate their state, making it easier to build, test, and reason about these systems. OOP was a massive step forward in software engineering, and today nearly all large-scale software endeavors (video games, search engines, etc.) are built within this paradigm
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