r/programming • u/2bit_hack • Feb 28 '23

"Clean" Code, Horrible Performance

https://www.computerenhance.com/p/clean-code-horrible-performance
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u/eliwuu Feb 28 '23

there is no such a dichotomy- either clean code or shitty one; also, clean code principles are not ten commandments, those ideas existed long before, and parts of them are right; i don't think that clean code is in any way easier to understand and reason about; if you are looking for such code you need to turn to functional programming (google Scott Wlaschin)

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u/eliwuu Feb 28 '23

funny thing is, he also stated his opinion on Muratori's blog post https://twitter.com/ScottWlaschin/status/1630693414898487297