Can we finally admit that one person’s clean code is another person’s code smell?* Uncle Bob has caused more wasted time and effort than any other “thought lea

Can we finally admit that one person’s clean code is another person’s code smell?* Uncle Bob has caused more wasted time and effort than any other “thought leader” except perhaps Martin Fowler. His examples are absolutely terrible and really make me question how anyone can read more than a few chapters into this book and still think Uncle Bob is an expert. It’s subjective. It’s easy to obfuscate code, really hard to make it “clean.” Personal anecdote: our cto is hung up on making super tiny methods bc of this book. You can’t follow logic because you’re constantly hopping between tiny bits of code all over the project. It’s like trying to read a Wikipedia article that’s been condensed to one run on sentence with every word hyperlinked. *Terms popularized by consultants selling books and consulting.