Clean Code
Learn how to write readable, understandable and therefore maintainable code – step by step, in an example-driven way
Created by Academind by Maximilian Schwarzmüller | 6.5 hours on-demand video course
This Clean Code course teaches you how to write clean code – code which is easy to read and understand by humans, not just computers!
In this course, you’ll learn what exactly clean code is and, more importantly, how you can write clean code. Because if your code is written in a clean way, it’s easier to read and understand and therefore easier to maintain.
Because it’s NOT just the computer who needs to understand your code – your colleagues and your future self needs to be able to understand it as well!
In this Clean Code course, we’ll dive into all the main “pain points” related to clean code (or bad code – depending on how you look at it) and you will not just learn what makes up bad code but of course also how to turn it into clean code.
What you’ll learn
- Learn how to write code which is readable and understandable
- Keep code alive by increasing maintainability with clean code
- Learn about key principles, rules and concepts that allow you to write clean code
- Learn with hands-on examples and “bad to good code” transformations
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Who this course is for:
- Developers who want to ensure that their code does not just work but it also easy to read, understand and maintain
- Everyone who’s serious about development and writing real-life code