The Perfect Job. Programming Without Embellishments

The Perfect Job. Programming Without Embellishments

In the book «The Perfect Job. Programming Without Embellishments», the legendary Robert Martin (Uncle Bob) has created a comprehensive guide to good work for every programmer. Robert Martin combines the disciplines, standards, and ethical issues necessary for the rapid and... productive development of reliable, efficient code that allows you to take pride in the software you create every day.

Robert Martin, author of the bestseller «Clean Code», starts with a pragmatic guide to the five fundamental disciplines of software creation: test-driven development, refactoring, simple design, pair programming, and testing. He then moves on to standards — outlining the expectations of the «world» from software developers, explaining how often these approaches differ, and helping you eliminate discrepancies. Finally, he addresses the ethics of programming, providing ten fundamental postulates that all software developers should follow.

Author: Роберт Мартин

Printhouse: piter

Series: Programmer's Library

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785446119103

Number of pages: 384

Size: 233x165x20 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 620 g

ID: 1195943

In the book «The Perfect Job. Programming Without Embellishments», the legendary Robert Martin (Uncle Bob) has created a comprehensive guide to good work for every programmer. Robert Martin combines the disciplines, standards, and ethical issues necessary for the rapid and productive development of reliable, efficient code that allows you to take pride in the software you create every day.

Robert Martin, author of the bestseller «Clean Code», starts with a pragmatic guide to the five fundamental disciplines of software creation: test-driven development, refactoring, simple design, pair programming, and testing. He then moves on to standards — outlining the expectations of the «world» from software developers, explaining how often these approaches differ, and helping you eliminate discrepancies. Finally, he addresses the ethics of programming, providing ten fundamental postulates that all software developers should follow.

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