> That being said, I have a number issues with other parts of it, and I have seen how dangerous it can be when inexperienced developers take it as a gospel and try to implement everything at once (which is a common problem with any collection of design patterns like this.
Robert Martin is one of those examples, he did billions in damages by brainwashing inexperienced developers with his gaslighting garbage like "Clean Code".
Software engineering is not a hard science so there is almost never a silver bullet, everything is trade-offs, so people that claim to know the one true way are subcriminal psychopaths or noobs