“Elegant Objects” is my first book. It is about object-oriented programming from an idealistic and, maybe, a bit of a futuristic point of view. There are 23 independent recommendations for a practical OOP designer on how to make code cleaner, classes more solid, and architecture more visible. 

Review

"Yegor Bugayenko's books, Elegant Objects I & II, show you how to correctly and elegantly implement the object concept in code; while all other books show you how to use code to warp and corrupt the object concept." - David West, Author of Object Thinking. "Probably the most practical book about OOP I've read so far." - Anton Arhipov, Java Champion, Developer Advocate at ZeroTurnaround.

"I definitely enjoyed this book and will be re-reading it again soon." - Ben Nadel, Co-founder at InVision.

"This book is amazing. It's really changed the way I think of OOP. It's very actionable and easy to understand," says Andrew Shell.

"Well-written, entertaining, practical, bold and marginal at times." - Eduards Sizovs, Co-founder of DevTernity.

"It is one of the best books if you have a lot of experience in different projects." - Anton Chernousov, Founder of "The Art of Programming" podcast.