Clean code for any jap?

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Good life! When writing a more or less large project, I begin to catch myself thinking that I am writing completely wrong. But there is still no understanding of how to do it right. I took an interest in the Clean code book, but the examples are in java. So, the question is, is it possible to read this book not only to Javasts?

Answer 1

When writing a more or less large project, I begin to catch myself thinking that I am writing completely wrong. But there is still no understanding of how to do it right.

If you don't like the style, then read Perfect Code and Clean Code.
If you don't like the architecture, then read "Clean Architecture"
If it seems that you are writing some kind of noodles, then read refactoring.guru
If it seems that your code is not idiomatic, then read Best Practices for your language: https://github.com/ palash25/best-practices-checkli...

Answer 2

clean-code is not about syntax. This is about architecture, and it depends on understanding how various technologies work.

Answer 3

I took an interest in the Clean code book, but the examples are in java. So, the question is, is it possible to read this book not only to Javasts?

The language does not matter, but specifically for this book, read this review first .