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> Clean Code > SOLID Principles > OO Programming > Design Patterns What? No, no, no. Do not blindly take what someone on the Internet tells you are "things

by davedx 2y ago

> Clean Code > SOLID Principles > OO Programming > Design Patterns What? No, no, no. Do not blindly take what someone on the Internet tells you are "things that don't change" and "things you absolutely must read/learn in 2024". You will be potentially wasting a HUGE amount of time if you learn these things, unless you are dead set on becoming an enterprise Java developer. This entire article seems like blog spam, isn't it just a way to make affiliate revenue from the books?

f311a 2y ago
Yeah, these books are outdated. A lot have changed.
bilekas 2y ago
> You will be potentially wasting a HUGE amount of time if you learn these things, Are you referring to the list you gave ? Because maybe with the exception of OO programming (which I still believe you should be aware of) I don't see the time wasted in knowing design patters and clean code ?
- saurik 2y ago
  The premise of "design patterns" tend to be tightly coupled with the design of the language you are in, and most things called design patterns are specifically things that make sense in Java.
- xigoi 2y ago
  Many of the “design patterns” are antipatterns in other languages than Java.