Ideal work. Programming without embellishment. Martin Robert

In the book “Perfect Work. Programing without embellishment ”The legendary Robert Martin (Uncle Bob) created an exhaustive guide for a good job for each programmer. Robert Martin combines the disciplines, standards and issues of ethics necessary for quick and productive development of a reliable, effective code that allows you to experience pride in the software that you create every day.

Robert Martin, author of the bestseller "Pure Code" , begins with the pragmatic guidance in five fundamental disciplines of creating software: development through testing, refactoring, simple design, joint programming and tests. Then he moves to the standards - outlining the expectations of the “world” from the developers of the software, telling how often these approaches are different, and helps you eliminate inconsistencies. Finally, he turns to the ethics of the programmer, giving ten fundamental postulates, which all software developers should follow.