I’m not sure I buy the “clean code” dogma anymore. If the purpose is to keep the code clean for the sake of the language I think you have missed the point. I th

I’m not sure I buy the “clean code” dogma anymore. If the purpose is to keep the code clean for the sake of the language I think you have missed the point. I think the code should be clean with regards to what it is trying to solve not wrt what language or style you have chosen. Code that is obvious what’s business solution it solves, no matter how messed up that case is is a win. I think it has conway’s law written all over it. And as soon you try to fight that you have lost that battle. Code for the sake of Keeping code clean is wrong, but pretty.