• robinOP
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    4 years ago

    When I read clean code (about 2 years ago), I read it with the point of view of a C++ programmer. I read the advices and skept the code (since java didn’t interest me that much) and I filtered the advices that I though didn’t applied to C++. For this very reason, I found the book relatively good (since I focused only on the good part).

    I found this article absolutely on point. I also finally understand why I really don’t like uncle bob’s conferences since I don’t skim or filter them partially but watch the whole content.

    Nonetheless, I don’t regret that I read clean code, mostly because it forced me to articulate my thoughts on what I liked/disliked about it. I wouldn’t recommend it though.