leaflord

May I ask what book would you rather recommend?

While I do think that Bob goes overboard with his suggestions in Clean Code, I found it as a necessary counterbalance to encourage readable code in my team, where the methods tends to be gigantic blobs. I'm sure there are better books, but it was a good one.

For instance, one suggestion I did like from Clean Code is to separate exception handling from business logic. I don't always practice it, but it really helped in making my work-related code more readable.