Yes! I was lucky enough to start a green-field project recently and basically did exactly what the author is advocating against. So far it's been the most exten

Yes! I was lucky enough to start a green-field project recently and basically did exactly what the author is advocating against. So far it's been the most extendable, easy to read and easy to maintain project I've worked on. The author briefly mentions the Single Responsibility Principle and then tramples all over it, suggesting you put your 'code close to your data', shoving your verbs onto your models? Good luck ever refactoring. You'll have orphaned properties and methods that people are afraid to remove because they may anger the gods. You'll have flags, flags everywhere to control how your model does its work. Give me small, swappable, testable noun-verb classes any day of the week.