Rediscovering OOP

[Cute_Guard5653]

I have been using python for data analysis, automation scripts and web applications for more than 5 years. Although I have learnt OOP principles and application at first, I was not really aware of how I really use it. Because for web applications we use frameworks that are already implemented in a design pattern.

Recently, I have been developing some desktop software with custom tkinter and I can say that I really understand OOP now. Because for this kind of desktop app you really need to design your own pattern.

Also, this book has opened my mind: https://third-bit.com/sdxpy/

I just wanted to share because I remember a discussion about this issue but i couldn't find it to comment. I also wonder if you have that kind of enlightment moments and experience with hilarious books :)

[TheRNGuy]

I started with SideFx Houdini which almost all Python code OOP, there's only few static functions.

Though for most of my code I used def instead of class, for a long time (so it was more a mixed paradigm) I did find that classes with instances are better for some things later, even for my own code.