Yeah, not a fan of atomising code into so many classes as Clean Code recommends, the mental load is higher and its a lot harder to see what's happening. And th

Yeah, not a fan of atomising code into so many classes as Clean Code recommends, the mental load is higher and its a lot harder to see what's happening. And thata before considering the great analysis of the examples in this book from a few years ago, that showed that they don't conform to the clean code philosophy at all. Lucky for me, I bought this and procrastinated so long about reading it, I've since found out it's not good, so I saved some time.