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The Clean Coder: A Code of Conduct for Professional Programmers
by Robert C. Martin
by Robert C. Martin
Rod Hilton's review
bookshelves: programming, favorites, have-hardcopy
Jun 13, 11
bookshelves: programming, favorites, have-hardcopy
Read in June, 2011
Simply phenomenal. I liked this book so much that I literally read the entire thing in a single sitting in about 4 hours. I simply could not put it down.
I'm adding this book to my list of "absolute must-reads for programmers" right alongside The Pragmatic Programmer.
Uncle Bob's new book, The Clean Coder, is a perfect companion to Clean Code. Whereas Clean Code dealt specifically with how a professional programmer treats his or her code, The Clean Coder is more about how a professional programmer conducts him or herself.
Reading this book was simply a wonderful experience. I agree with almost everything Bob says in the book, and I found myself often pumping my fist thinking "hell yeah, that's what I've been trying to tell my co-workers!"
The Clean Coder puts into elegant words a number of thoughts I've had, and it demands I rise to a higher level of professionalism. If I were to compile a bible of programming, The Clean Coder would be one of the books.
If you're a programmer and you take your job seriously, you owe it to yourself to read The Clean Coder.
I'm adding this book to my list of "absolute must-reads for programmers" right alongside The Pragmatic Programmer.
Uncle Bob's new book, The Clean Coder, is a perfect companion to Clean Code. Whereas Clean Code dealt specifically with how a professional programmer treats his or her code, The Clean Coder is more about how a professional programmer conducts him or herself.
Reading this book was simply a wonderful experience. I agree with almost everything Bob says in the book, and I found myself often pumping my fist thinking "hell yeah, that's what I've been trying to tell my co-workers!"
The Clean Coder puts into elegant words a number of thoughts I've had, and it demands I rise to a higher level of professionalism. If I were to compile a bible of programming, The Clean Coder would be one of the books.
If you're a programmer and you take your job seriously, you owe it to yourself to read The Clean Coder.
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22. Mai, 14:53 Uhr
I totally agree :)
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