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The greatest thing about this book is that it develops an antidote to the work of the gang of three (Martin, Fowler, Beck), which would have everybody write onl
by blub 8y ago
The greatest thing about this book is that it develops an antidote to the work of the gang of three (Martin, Fowler, Beck), which would have everybody write only 3 line functions TDD style if they could.
This can be seen for example in the intro chapter to Fowler's 2nd edition of Refactoring, where he pulverizes some code into submission.
- _pmf_ 8y agoThat has been exactly my sentiment after reading the book (although I'm only anti-Uncle Bob, not against Fowler).