Book · 2009 · Computers
Clean Code
A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship
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So the reason I put that in quotes is I was talking about a very specific thing which is like literally like the book clean code like the thing where there's like here are the things that we would recommend that you do.
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When I was in college very and very early I remember people recommend that book say oh you should read clean code. So my understanding that you wouldn't recommend people who are software engineers to read that.
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Casey Muratori So the reason I put that in quotes is I was talking about a very specific thing which is like literally lik… 2
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“So the reason I put that in quotes is I was talking about a very specific thing which is like literally like the book clean code like the thing where there's like here are the things that we would recommend that you do”
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“Bringing it back to there. I feel like there's this uh temptation and very prevalent practice of sort of taking that idea to mean we don't have to talk about performance when we're teaching people things at all. Or like when you write the book clean code, you don't have to talk about performance at all.”
Ryan Peterman When I was in college very and very early I remember people recommend that book say oh you should read clea… 1
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“When I was in college very and very early I remember people recommend that book say oh you should read clean code. So my understanding that you wouldn't recommend people who are software engineers to read that.”
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Passing
“And um if anyone's here is familiar with agile it's a methodology that uh you know the the the Bob Martin uh author of clean code came up with uh 2001 and it was basically to help teams become more and more efficient in how they're releasing code.”
Passing
“Robert Martin (aka Uncle Bob) is a programming pioneer and bestselling author or Clean Code.”