Clean code is of ultimate value
Apart from our own talk on clean code given by Erik Jõgi during the last Agile Saturday event, we have stumbled upon a very good presentation by Bob Martin on InfoQ, titled Bad Code, Craftsmanship, Engineering, and Certification.
Certainly a highly recommended watch. Uncle Bob’s vision of bad code problem matches our own very well, and we follow the same principles in our daily work when writing code for our clients. Here is the Crappy Code Odyssey video separately that he shows during the presentation. Must see for any software developer! Enjoy!
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