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Many years ago, I tried to read Clean Code. It was abhorrent to me even then (younger, more impressionable). It was internally inconsistent even between two sequential pages. It suggests optimizing for every single wrong choice at every turn. 1/Permalink On twitter.com
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2020 Jul 5
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I was often supportive of Agile (and the Agile Manifesto). Since then, I've realized everything about The Agile Manifesto is built on a bad understanding of programming and software. My opinion hasn't changed at all on Clean Code. 2/On twitter.com
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2020 Jul 5
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But.... Given the last few years of Martin's thinking and public statements... I'm starting to feel pretty vindicated. It takes an addled brain to participate in Agile in any sense (much less write The Agile Manifesto), and if 3/Permalink On twitter.com
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2020 Jul 5
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you've read Clean Code with any amount of reading comprehension you will find it impossible to respect the thoughts that produced it. And... Well... It turns out: mobile.twitter.com/unclebobmartin/status/1279449928058757121 4/4Permalink On twitter.com
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2020 Jul 5
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I didn't even spot the obvious irony until just now: the police kill 1000 people every year! Martin can't even see that funding the police IS putting thousands of lives at risk - currently, now, as we speak. The internal inconsistency continues, because it's part of the brain.Permalink On twitter.com
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2020 Jul 5
Mood -6 🙁