I finally finished reading Robert C. Martin's 'Clean Code'. I had high expectations since it's such a famous book, but I found it surprisingly difficult to apply many of its principles to actual work.
For example, the book says functions should be small, but in practice, I had no idea how to break down complex business logic. Honestly, I think 'Refactoring' was more practical.
However, the emphasis on coding conventions, reducing comments, and choosing good names really resonated with me. I plan to re-read it and consistently apply those lessons.
What do others think of this book? Has anyone tried applying it in practice?