@SuperSventek

Bloody cameraman needs to read the book "Clean Camera Positioning and Architecture" 😂

@wresni00

such a good presentation, but i will like it better to see at the things he points at the screen, it might help me understand better

@prabhuakilraj9604

Books:-

Object Oriented Software Engineering: A Use Case Driven Approach
Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software
Structure and Interpretation
 of Computer Programs

@NotARealPerson12345

I watched his another similar presentation a few years back and did not quite get it. It took me a few years to finally realize what he really means. The presentation itself is brilliant, but rather high-level, not easy for a junior programmer to fullly grasp. But man, everything he said is nothing but truth.

@cyrillus31

A good thing is that you can just listen to the whole video and not feel like you are missing anything. Except for the two beautiful ladies at the beginning 😊

@bulwarkjm2

1:01:57 "You only test the parts of the application that you want to work."

The Q&A section of this video might be the best part of the whole video.  Great stuff.

@jeffryb

Bob Martin gives some the most relevant talks on code and building software systems that I've watched.  Thank you!

@earGO

I come back to this talk over and over again, and I can't stress enough, how important Uncle Bob's words are for anyone, who writes software.

@maximpobihun5469

The total numbers of software developers in the world for 2018 was:  23 Million,  according to Evans Data Corporation, which regularly conducts in-depth surveys of the global developer population. 

It is expected to reach 27.7 Million until 2023. So it's just 20% growth in 5 years, which is pretty far from doubling.

@manchul

Motivated to write tests and decouple my problem from the framework I'm using.

@ceralguy85

Good presentation by Uncle Bob but the video never show us the slides or any relate material T_T

@jhonandrew3410

Important books :
Structure and interpretation of computer program
Design pattern books

@harshbarnwal1879

One of the most interactive video ever❤️

@oboiteosahon8156

This cameraman is one of the problems of the world

@headoverbars8750

I love the way Bob starts his talks...As an engineer and scientist, I don't think many of us will fail to be interested at least slightly by the start of his talks

@ceksing

interesting and intertaining - thank you Robert - but too bad that the presentation slides in not in the video

N/A

I don't get all the hate for the cameraman. He did a very decent job.
The bad guy here is the lazy editor who just didn't care about the viewers.

@judeen_official

Why didn't he mention JavaScript? curious to know

@avimehenwal

Doesn anyone have link to the presentation? Please do share
Thanks in bunch :)

@maximpobihun5469

The smartphone has many processors except the main processor, such as image processor, 2D/3D graphics processor, audio processor e.t.c, but these processors usually do not run on software that is written by software engineers/programmers. Most of those processors are DSP  - Digital Signal Processors that are designed by hardware engineers. 
Also the logic with  if statements, algorithms in many cases can be implemented on hardware level without any software involved.