That would definitely be an improvement, using classes is probably more robust. In my case, the project wasn’t too huge and it was solo, so I never hit issues with string references.
It’s a good practice to adhere to proper design patterns even on smaller projects. I also work solo on small projects :). It doesn’t really cost you anything to work with classes, it’d even say it’s easier once you get a hang of it
That would definitely be an improvement, using classes is probably more robust. In my case, the project wasn’t too huge and it was solo, so I never hit issues with string references.
It’s a good practice to adhere to proper design patterns even on smaller projects. I also work solo on small projects :). It doesn’t really cost you anything to work with classes, it’d even say it’s easier once you get a hang of it