I'll just leave this here....

Exceptions don't have anything to do with OOP.
They are a concept of imperative programming.

But the way exceptions are handled in this image has to do with OOP.

@metamourge you remove the layer of exception handling (representing ugly static dependencies) then you will find really ugly abstraction with interfaces, factories, abstract abstractions of abstractions. There is a lack of "doers" and "managers" but that will come when functionality is added.

"look how many shortcuts we're taking while losing total awareness of what the fuck is going on!"

@biglars :D

The diagram on the left is a naive view of a software project. The diagram on the right it far simpler and easier to understand than my current project.

So is the alternative something silly like functional programming?

@Demolishun It's a joke. Does not imply there is an alternative. Although the way that Go does it is very promising

Leggable HAHAHA