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Writing clean, maintainable code is an art that takes years to master. This guide presents a philosophy built on six fundamental principles that, when followed consistently, lead to more robust and maintainable software. We'll explore each principle with practical examples in both Python and Rust, demonstrating both good and bad practices.

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I find that writing testable code is the route to clean, maintainable code.

Sprinkle some readability improvements on top (naming, style), and that's pretty much it.

In short, it's really hard to write badly structured code that isneasy to test, and good tests will usually be great documentation too.