Large projects benefited from OOP because large projects need abstraction and modularization. But OOP is not unique in providing those benefits, and it includes some constructs (e.g. inheritance, strictly-dynamic polymorphism) that have proven harmful over time.

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abraae 5 hours ago | parent [-]

Inheritance == harmful is quite an extreme position.

	▲	Jtsummers 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It may be extreme, but it's very common. It's probably the single most common argument used against OOP. If you drop out inheritance, most of the complaints about OO fall away.