> a lot is common sense Probably the best compliment one can make of such a book. Common sense tends to be lacking when it comes to coding practices, and book

> a lot is common sense Probably the best compliment one can make of such a book. Common sense tends to be lacking when it comes to coding practices, and books about it don't really help. Instead, they tend to go with practices that are completely detached from reality. Also, things that require unreasonable effort, so that if you don't do it because you are too neurotypical for that, then "you are doing it wrong" and if it doesn't work then it is not the author's fault. And even if it common sense in that that's what every experienced programmer is already doing, then, still great. First because not every programmer is an experienced programmer, obviously. And even if you are, seeing it writing helps with consolidation. So really, you are getting me very interested right now.