I wanted to recap this series about SOLID principles. In my opinion SOLID can be summarized with two things: "Code against interfaces, not implementations" and "write small classes/interfaces". If we follow those two things, our code would be close to SOLID.
Tag: Robert C. Martin
The Clean Coder by Robert C. Martin
I wrote a book review of The Clean Coder by Robert C. Martin ("Uncle Bob"). It tells what makes programmer a professional programmer and gives practical advice. Professional programmer takes responsibility for his/her work and improves himself/herself constantly. Someone who cares about his/her career as a programmer. The book is relatively short (210 pages) and easy to read. I recommend it to all software developers. My rating: 4/5.
Functional Programming in C# by Enrico Buonanno
This was really interesting and educational book about functional programming. What makes this book really good is that it is really practical. I wrote about what was most interesting in this book. And how it opened my eyes that functional programming is useful even for object-oriented programmers like me. I deeply recommend this book to every C# developer.
