I, too, am talking about JavaScript. Everything in JavaScript is prototype-oriented whether you ignore it or not.
You can choose to write functions for everything, but you're still always using object prototypes.
There are several large popular libraries in JavaScript which do not orient themselves around functional object orientation, too. So you might work in one corner of JavaScript where all you experience is functions, but that's not the case everywhere.
They haven't "fallen out of favor," whatever that means.
You can choose to write functions for everything, but you're still always using object prototypes.
There are several large popular libraries in JavaScript which do not orient themselves around functional object orientation, too. So you might work in one corner of JavaScript where all you experience is functions, but that's not the case everywhere.
They haven't "fallen out of favor," whatever that means.