Subj : Re: Software development book recommendation
To   : tenser
From : hollowone
Date : Mon Mar 17 2025 01:05 pm

 te> 
 te> Great.  I must confess, however; at this point, I despise
 te> "Clean Code".  It's bad advice, and my opinion is that Robert
 te> Martin is a blowhard and a charlatan.  He's just not a very
 te> good programmer.
 te> 

Well, Maybe I'll return to it when I complete the Philosophy of Software Design first. I've got myself onto Chapter 11 already ("Design twice").

I find some of the insights and findings interesting, good for aspiring tech leads and architects to remember, but nothing truly revolutionary for experienced seniors.. Just put some wording well to structurize some rules.

But I can't clearly agree with all rules, or blindly... it really has a lot of space for "it depends"... which makes it a bit academic with a failed effort to over generalize the problem.

I don't blame it, it's good high level intro to kick off discussion in subject.

I'll keep reporting my findings when I complete the book.

-h1

.... Xerox Alto was the thing. Anything after we use is just a mere copy.

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