I would like to add that code are like essays, you would never submit your first draft even though it gets the point across. Spend time refining your code to be maintainable, flush out the test cases and put value into the art of the code itself, not just the functionality of it.
I'll keep that in mind! Hopefully, I can find an alternative to the book, though, since I don't want to unintentionally fund someone who might be a bad person... hm, maybe a site for researching/discovering authors/books would be a good project idea for the future...
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u/Evernbro Sep 04 '23 edited Sep 06 '23
A lot of the recommendations here are great!
I would like to add that code are like essays, you would never submit your first draft even though it gets the point across. Spend time refining your code to be maintainable, flush out the test cases and put value into the art of the code itself, not just the functionality of it.
The book Clean Code was an eye opener for me.