This book is a weird journey. I can identify with many of the beliefs of the author and still sometimes I don't get his kind of dogmatic approach to eg TDD and katas. I am of course aware, that this book, like the predecessor "Clean Code", is highly opioniated. I liked the fact, that he always tells a story from his past to explain, why he chose to adopt something, but there a lots of repetition in this small book.

The Clean Coder by Robert C. Martin is a book that provides guidance for software developers on how to behave professionally and maintain high standards of software quality. It covers topics such as ethical considerations, time management, testing and debugging, and working with others. The book aims to promote a culture of craftsmanship and excellence in the field of software development and encourages programmers to take pride in their work and always strive to improve.