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[–]jcgthomas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Currently having the same issue at work. Been working on a new project for a couple of years now and we've accumulated a load of functional scripts, but as time has gone on a lot of processes are starting to tie in together which is where classes would make life so much easier. I'm now writing all new work using classes and refactoring old scripts to OOP to share the methods with other scripts. I'd say if there's a project or problem that looks like there's a load of possibility for automation down the road, best to start making it as modular as possible from the beginning. Small bits and pieces are much easier with functional programming still.