"Clean code" means about the same as "well-written code". Both have meaning. But the issue is that of course everybody and their uncle can agree that "clean" is

"Clean code" means about the same as "well-written code". Both have meaning. But the issue is that of course everybody and their uncle can agree that "clean" is "good". The question is when somebody claims to have clean code, is it really? Why do you say it is clean? Does everybody agree it is "good code"? It's much the same with "agile". Of course agile is good. Everybody can agree on that. But are people who claim to be agile really agile? 88% of drivers believe they are "above average". My guess would be that the same is true of programmers. Most of them are better than the average. :-) https://www.adam-campbell.com/post/most-drivers-are-better-than-average/ https://www.adam-campbell.com/post/most-drivers-are-better-t...