Clean Architecture failed to meet my expectations on a number of fronts. Despite Mr. Martin’s obvious passion for the topic, Clean Architecture is poorly organized, lacks examples, and is silent on working with existing systems. The author missed a major opportunity to teach us when and how to apply these lessons to our own systems. Let me explain.
Month: July 2018
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I bought a copy of PSP: A Self-Improvement Process for Software Engineers (paid link) by Humphrey Watts because I wanted to learn the Personal Software Process (PSP) on my own. I thought the book would have everything I needed to do that but the links to the programming exercises (aka assignment kit) in the book are dead.
No problem, I thought, I’ll just find them myself. Wrong. After a couple of hours of searching the internet, I still hasn’t found the PSP programming exercises. So, I finally asking for help on a forum and David Tuma was kind enough to point me in the right direction.