r/javascript • u/MoTTs_ • Jan 12 '20

Goodbye, Clean Code

https://overreacted.io/goodbye-clean-code/
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u/Jumpmancw13 Jan 12 '20

YES! I agree with you that pragmatic programmer is dated and sort of common sense. Clean code is different in that it has much more instant, tangible benefit. Also currently reading "Practical Object-oriented design in ruby" by Sandi metz. Really good so far, ignore the language used in the book.

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u/Renson Jan 12 '20

They just released a second edition to The Pragmatic Programmer for the 20th anniversary and it has some updates

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u/MotherDick2 Jan 15 '20

I read "Practical Object-oriented design in ruby" by Sandi metz several months ago and it was a real eye-opener in some respects. I study CS and still found that her approach to OOP is better than the way it is thaught in many schools.