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Native apps for mobile without OOP (except WebView) - possible?
Hello!
For five years I have been writing in PHP "noodles", i.e. functionally, OOP never mastered it, although I tried many times. For the small projects I worked on, this was enough.
I got interested in developing for mobile platforms, but not WebView, in the form of slow HTML5 + JS, but native applications.
Tell me, is it possible to create native applications for mobile platforms (Android\iOS\WinPhone\BlackBerry, etc.) without OOP?
Perhaps, besides Java and Objective-C, which are infused with OOP, other promising platforms allow you to create native applications with functional programming?
Now there are a lot of new mobile operating systems coming out - all sorts of Bada, Tizen, etc.
Thanks a lot!
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First, "noodles" is not functional, but procedural. It would be functional if you wrote, for example, in node.js, but then OOP would not be a stumbling block at all :)
Well, in essence the question: no, without OOP nothing worthwhile, especially "native", will not work . Do not expect miracles and do not believe those who will promise them! It's like looking for such a special promising hammer with which you can make cars "no worse" than those made on machine tools and robots :)
Moreover, OOP does not need to be mastered - you need to understand the principles and learn how to use a tool (language) that facilitates them usage. PHP is far from the best choice for this. It is not for nothing that students are taught OOP using the example of languages with strong typing, for example, the same Java.
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