Uncle Bob’s Clean Code: irrelevant in the age of full-stack JavaScript?
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But how relevant is the book to the concerns of web development eight years after it was published?
Because you can't write clean code in JavaScript?
Yup, headline in the form of a question. You know how that goes.
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But how relevant is the book to the concerns of web development eight years after it was published?
Because you can't write clean code in JavaScript?
Yup, headline in the form of a question. You know how that goes.
> full-stack JavaScript application Any combination of those words just makes we want to X| Marc
V.A.P.O.R.ware - Visual Assisted Programming / Organizational Representation Learning to code with python is like learning to swim with those little arm floaties. It gives you undeserved confidence and will eventually drown you. - DangerBunny Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
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But how relevant is the book to the concerns of web development eight years after it was published?
Because you can't write clean code in JavaScript?
Yup, headline in the form of a question. You know how that goes.
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But how relevant is the book to the concerns of web development eight years after it was published?
Because you can't write clean code in JavaScript?
Yup, headline in the form of a question. You know how that goes.
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Because you can't write clean code in JavaScript?
Should be a Christmas wish list for this week survey saying. Please Santa, let my js code work for once and for all, no bug and be work any version of AngularJS, JQuery, BackBone, ...[name all the js frameworks here] :)
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But how relevant is the book to the concerns of web development eight years after it was published?
Because you can't write clean code in JavaScript?
Yup, headline in the form of a question. You know how that goes.
I read that book years ago and really disliked it. I thought it poorly written, often self-contradicting and, worst of all, dogmatic. Unfortunately, "his" good ideas are lost in the clutter of "his" bad ones and "his" religious-like ferver. (His in quotes since several chapter were written by other people, hence some of the inconsistency.)