Clean Code Zero to One
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"Clean Code Zero to One" is a guide to writing clean and maintainable code, based on modern practices from Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob). The book contains thousands of digital illustrations and graphic examples, making learning engaging and visual. It is suitable for both beginners learning web development, mobile development, frontend, or backend, and for experienced developers looking to enhance their skills in managing large projects. The author uses basic JavaScript, focusing on clean code principles applicable to any programming language. The book promises that after studying it, you will never write poor-quality code again and will become a true architect of your applications.
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