Clean Code: The Well-Intentioned Anti-Pattern
A critical analysis of how Clean Code principles, while well-intentioned, can sometimes lead to over-engineered and harder to maintain codebases in modern software development.
I'm João Cardoso, a frontend developer and entrepreneur based in Brazil. Currently working as a technical leader at Tucupy Tecnologia, coordinating web and mobile development. I specialize in building user-friendly interfaces with modern frontend technologies, particularly React. My focus is on delivering high-quality products while mentoring and growing development teams.
A critical analysis of how Clean Code principles, while well-intentioned, can sometimes lead to over-engineered and harder to maintain codebases in modern software development.
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