I haven't read "Clean Code", but I grokked through a bunch of Uncle Bob's stuff in creating Obvious Architecture and I have to say that I think that many progra

I haven't read "Clean Code", but I grokked through a bunch of Uncle Bob's stuff in creating Obvious Architecture and I have to say that I think that many programmers don't/won't get what Uncle Bob is going on about because many programmers want to take the parts they agree with and throw away the rest in the name of "pragmatism". In reality, Uncle Bob's stuff is actually better when taken holistically and when applied together, but it's hard to do and when taken to their logical conclusion, it is so outside the norms of OOP, that people freak out about it not being "proper OOP" as they were taught in university and in mainstream things.