The Rich History of Object-Oriented Programming Object-Oriented Programming seems normal today. Most languages in use today make use of some form of classes, instance variables, and methods. But Object-Oriented programming is much more diverse and beautiful than what you could possibly learn from a Java tutorial. I hope these resources give you a glimpse into the variety of forms Object-Oriented Programming can take. Eric Normand PS If you like the Clojure Gazette, tell your friends! PPS Also, I love to hear what you think. Just reply to this email. |