Was there any book that converted you from spaghetti coder to a good programmer?
Spaghetti programming = writing code without any structure or thought and ending up with a mess that you can't yourself debug or maintain after a few months.
Good program is something that is elegant, easy to maintain, easy to read and understand, etc.
Is there any book that you read in your journey as a programmer (professional or otherwise) that just warped your thinking model and made you a better programmer overall?
Or maybe a side project that you did that created this paradigm shift?
Good program is something that is elegant, easy to maintain, easy to read and understand, etc.
Is there any book that you read in your journey as a programmer (professional or otherwise) that just warped your thinking model and made you a better programmer overall?
Or maybe a side project that you did that created this paradigm shift?