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How Anemic Objects
Kill OOP
Yegor Bugayenko

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1. Procedural programming
2. Object thinking (programming)?
3. Practical example
4. What is anemic model?
5. Refactoring
6. Let’s discuss

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1. Code is king (how)
2. Imperative
3. Same as hardware
4. Data is visible

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1. Object is king (what)
2. Declarative
3. Same as real world
4. Data is hidden

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a = 3 + 5;
new Sum(3, 5);

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complexity is growing
because
data has no semantic

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OOP was supposed to
become a solution

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“Objects expose
behavior and data”
— article about
Procedural Programming

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API DB
book1
book2
book1 = API.fetch();
book2.isbn = book1.isbn;
book2.title = book1.isbn;
DB.save(book2);

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class Book {
public String isbn;
public String title;
}

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class Book {
private String isbn;
private String title;
public String getIsbn();
public String getTitle();
public void setIsbn(String);
public void setTitle(String);
}

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1. Data is still visible
2. Still imperative
3. No semantic

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API
DB
new DBBook(new APIBook());

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class APIBook implements Book {
String title() {
// make HTTP request
// parse JSON and
// return title
}
}

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class DBBook implements Book {
private Book book;
String title() {
String title = this.book.title();
// save title to the DB
return title;
}
}

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what do you
think?