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30 Coding Concepts I Learned After Reading “Clean Code”

My thoughts on clean code

Raphael Assor
Better Programming
15 min readAug 14, 2021
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Recently I have finished reading the classic Clean Code by Uncle Bob.
As I like to jot down everything I read, I thought it would be a great idea to summarize the book and create a handy playbook.

Obviously, this list isn't complete. It will probably evolve and transform in many ways, as I experience and discover more coding styles, schemes, and points of view.

As a clean code should be laid out, this article will be outlined in the same way. First, I will cover the macro principles - the overarching ideas, and concepts of clean code. As we go along in the depth of this article (same as with code), the details, tactics, and practical information will be conveyed as well.

The Clean Approach To Coding

You Will Probably Be the Next Person To Read the Code You Are Writing — Do Your Future Self a Favor

Although developers write code for their profession, they do a fair amount of reading code as well. In fact, most developers do more reading than actual coding.

How many times have you read the code you have just written? Obviously, the ratio is in favor…

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Raphael Assor
Raphael Assor

Written by Raphael Assor

Full stack developer, reader, thinker. I like to write about coding, books , and lessons i learn from life

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