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

Despite his reputation, this is the first book of Bob Martin's that I have read. Looking back from the viewpoint of 2016, it gives an overview of all the trends and ideas in software development over the last few decades and suggests that good, clean architectural thinking overrides and can make use of all of them. Key takeaways for me where, an architecture of a system should resemble the system being built, know the boundaries in a system and when and how to enforce them, build with change in mind.

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I agree with other readers the book serves well. But there is a lot of extra pages that didnt need to be there. 1/3 of the book could have been easily removed. 2/3 however is very good, basic SOLID principles are mentioned.

This book introduces a set of important principles for building software right like SOLID.I quite enjoyed reading it, which is rare with technical books.I think it is very good for someone that has some idea of clean code, design patterns and software architecture principles already and wants to understand where these ideas come from and how they fit together.

Great item, bought as gift, he'll love it, he collects Uncle Bob.

If you liked clean code this is definitely one to add to your bookshelf. It contains a lot of good information about principles at all levels.

This is a well-written book that explains the principles of software architecture at multiple levels. If you consider yourself a software architect, this is really an essential read.

The amazing thing about this book is that the author converts what you can find in another books looking "complex concepts" in really "easy concepts". Is amazing how the author simplify the problems and display examples to make clear everything. I was really impressed with the insight of this author.