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I read that. I disagree with his opinion. But that's not from Clean Code. And sure the book is about Java but I don't remember it's a great idea to have unreada
by dep_b 9y ago
I read that. I disagree with his opinion. But that's not from Clean Code. And sure the book is about Java but I don't remember it's a great idea to have unreadable names or classes that do a million things in PHP for example. I never program in Java and I'm really happy about that but a lot of principles apply.
The unit test zealotism is the part I ignore about Clean Code. But the rest? Most of it is solid advice.