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It's dogmatic in the sense that it often pursues some point (such as very short functions) to the level of a dogma, without much regard for the benefit accrued.
by edflsafoiewq 4y ago
It's dogmatic in the sense that it often pursues some point (such as very short functions) to the level of a dogma, without much regard for the benefit accrued.
- camgunz 4y agoAnd no evidence. Other programming books cite academic or case studies. Martin's book is essentially a long appeal to authority to himself. If he'd written like, Quake or something I might buy it, but he hasn't.
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