Clean Architecture: A Craftsman's Guide to Software Structure and Design (Robert C. Martin Series)

A Software Engineer Must Have this Precious book which if understood deeply, will provide that wisdom that one gains only after years of practical experience.

Good book

It's a great book for understanding good practices of software development.It is delivered with 1 extra bookmarks :)

I have other books on coding and it’s standard This art covers everything from ethics to estimation this a good asset for anybody who want to make quality software i there was more on tdd I would have delighted but this book is super

What I like about Uncle Bob is his narration bringing history and evolution over a period of time. I've regrets for not reading it when most needed. Nevertheless its a gem to have at any role.

Started reading it, loving it.

Must read for all the software engineers

Must to read to skill up

The book itself, a must have.I was disappointed to receive a used copy.I requested to replace it considering the price, but nothing happened.

Dobra zawartość, dobrze się czyta. Nic tylko polecać chcącym poszerzać swoją wiedzę.

This book is a real gem in the software architecture field. It discusses the basics and programming paradigms, then goes up a level and speaks about component cohesion, then component coupling, sketches up a general architecture model that relies on these principles, and then explains many different cases and patterns. Arguably one of the most valuable books I've ever read.

Martin follows a clean and practical approach in this book. He explains with great pedagogy key concept of the architecture. As any other book of practices, this is a merely guide or tool, so you should be careful and diligent evaluating your requirements to see if the advice given in the book applies to you.

A must-read if you care about the architecture of the software you are working on. You don't have to follow all the rules by the book, but the reflection about architecture is what matters.