This is only my opinion but I believe this is only happening because Uncle Bob refuses to submit to political correctness.<p>It's still a solid resource, you should not treat it as your Bible of course. There is not a single resource that will teach you how to write clean code or clean architecture.<p>You need to read about design patterns, and then you will abuse them, so you need to step down, reflect and see them for what they are.<p>You need to learn to name things well. Most functions can be short and expressive. The code can speak for itself (most of the time)<p>You need to spot reusability, to know when you are being too clever, you need to go down the rabbit hole until you see for yourself, that this is obviously not the right way to do it.<p>This takes times, and there is no exact recipe. It's similar to chess, sure you can learn many openings and closing, but 90% of the game is sensing the board, seeing patterns as a whole.<p>In this journey, Uncle Bob is a pretty good teacher, he will show you code you could have produced by yourself, code that I could have produced myself. And show you why it's flawed, why it would be hard to extend, modify. Why it will be hard to read several months from now.<p>And he will teach some good principles you can use to write better code.