Module 3: Clean Code

This page aggregates the generated reference routes used by the learner-facing module.

• Semester: semester-00-orientation
• App: foundations

Read only if stuck

• Chapter 1: Bad Code to The Grand Redesign in the Sky
• Chapter 1: Attitude to The Art of Clean Code
• Chapter 2: Introduction to Make Meaningful Distinctions
• Chapter 2: Interfaces and Implementations to Use Problem Domain Names
• Chapter 3: Small! to Blocks and Indenting
• Chapter 3: Do One Thing to The Stepdown Rule
• Chapter 3: Have No Side Effects to The Error.java Dependency Magnet
• Chapter 4: Comments Do Not Make Up for Bad Code to Explanation of Intent
• Chapter 5: The Purpose of Formatting to Vertical Density
• Chapter 6: Data/Object Anti-Symmetry to Hybrids
• Chapter 7: Use Exceptions Rather Than Return Codes to Use Unchecked Exceptions
• Chapter 8: Exploring and Learning Boundaries to Using Code That Does Not Yet Exist
• Chapter 9: Keeping Tests Clean to Tests Enable the -ilities
• Chapter 10: Class Organization to Classes Should Be Small!
• Chapter 12: No Duplication to Bibliography
• Chapter 17: C1 to G4
• Chapter 3: Switch Statements to Function Arguments
• Chapter 9: Clean Tests to Domain-Specific Testing Language
• F.I.R.S.T. to Chapter 10: Classes
• Chapter 10: Organizing for Change to Bibliography
• Chapter 11: How Would You Build a City? to Dependency Injection
• Chapter 14: Args Implementation to How Did I Do This?
• First, Make It Work
• Chapter 10: The Single Responsibility Principle to Cohesion
• Chapter 17: G5 to G11
• Conclusion to The JUnit Framework (Part 1)
• The JUnit Framework (Part 3)
• Appendix B: org.jfree.date.SerialDate (Part 1)
• Chapter 13: Why Concurrency? to Single Responsibility Principle
• Appendix A
• Appendix C: Cross References of Heuristics

Optional deep dive

• What Is Clean Code? (Part 1)
• What Is Clean Code? (Part 2) to Schools of Thought
• Chapter 2: Use Pronounceable Names to Member Prefixes
• Chapter 4: Don't Use a Comment When You Can Use a Function or a Variable
• Chapter 7: Provide Context with Exceptions to Don't Return Null
• Don't Pass Null to Using Third-Party Code
• Clean Boundaries to The Three Laws of TDD
• Chapter 9: Clean Tests to Domain-Specific Testing Language
• Chapter 9: A Dual Standard to Single Concept per Test
• F.I.R.S.T. to Chapter 10: Classes
• Chapter 10: The Single Responsibility Principle to Cohesion
• Maintaining Cohesion Results in Many Small Classes
• Chapter 10: Organizing for Change to Bibliography
• Chapter 11: How Would You Build a City? to Dependency Injection
• Chapter 11: Scaling Up to Cross-Cutting Concerns
• Conclusion to Chapter 14: Successive Refinement
• Chapter 14: Args Implementation to How Did I Do This?
• First, Make It Work
• Then Make It Right (Part 1)
• Then Make It Right (Part 2)
• Then Make It Right (Part 3)
• Then Make It Right (Part 4) to Bibliography
• Chapter 17: G5 to G11
• Chapter 17: G12 to G18
• Chapter 17: G19 to G24
• Chapter 17: G25 to G32
• Chapter 17: G33 to J1
• Chapter 17: J2 to N5
• Chapter 17: N6 to Bibliography
• Clean Code Contents