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at bast it makes to better at "Clean(TM) OOP code". programming in general is waaaaaay bigger than what the book covers.
by flossly 2mo ago
at bast it makes to better at "Clean(TM) OOP code".
programming in general is waaaaaay bigger than what the book covers.
- pixlmint 2mo agoyou realize reading books isn't a zero-sum game right? I can still read more books, it didn't end with Clean Code
- flossly 2mo agoand hence i scope it's message to "clean OOP code"; simply to show that it's flawed message does not even pertain to code in general.
- Jtsummers 2mo ago> programming in general is waaaaaay bigger than what the book covers. It's way bigger than any book covers. Clean Code has some useful things, but if anyone actually reads chapter 1 they'd see that Martin even addresses the idea that you should not just read Clean Code and use it alone, or even entirely. It's a collection of one person's judgements (some good, some bad), just like all the other books like it.