"UBob doesn't even tread into the crux of the matter, which is that code style and system architecture bent to the needs of testing becomes a ball of mud (though "testable") faster than code written without this consideration."
Exactly that
Which makes me question Uncle Bobisms, because it reeks of lack of practical experience. DHH shipped a framework that's used by several people, providing value.
The best measure of software is value to the user. However, some people think software is meant to have the nicest structures, the greatest coverage, etc. Which are nice things to have but they come after (in matters of importance, not in time) shipping a software that solves the user problem.
Exactly that
Which makes me question Uncle Bobisms, because it reeks of lack of practical experience. DHH shipped a framework that's used by several people, providing value.
The best measure of software is value to the user. However, some people think software is meant to have the nicest structures, the greatest coverage, etc. Which are nice things to have but they come after (in matters of importance, not in time) shipping a software that solves the user problem.