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Code reviews: dealing with defensive diff authors

A lot of folks enjoyed and benefited from my post on Giving Better Code Reviews. I received a great follow-up question from AJ that deserved its own post:

I wonder how does one deal with someone in the team who takes a…

Kyle Hill in Social Tables TechJan 272 min read

What We’re Reading — January 26, 2016

A curated selection of interesting links shared, and discussed, in our #what-we_re-reading…

BASARATJan 182 min read

Code Review: Semicolon Wrangler

I’ve been doing a lot of code reviews lately. Here are few snippets that help share the learnings

I’ve never seen this argument raised before. I’m talking about empty statements with just semicolons.

andrea cadedduFeb 173 min read

In defense of clever code

Today, one of my coworkers, shared a link about pull-requests.

DISCLAIMER: This is a rant. From one sentence of that post. Also, English is not my primary language, so if I sound paternalistic that is why. Ready?

As a rule of thumb…

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Patrick Berkeley in Icarus’ WingsMar 172 min read

What to look for in a Pull Request review

Preface

We are currently integrating several development teams from around the world for our current client; one from the Ukraine and another from Columbia. Overall the process has been smooth, but there have been a rough…

Slack Engineering in Several People Are CodingFeb 224 min read

How About Code Reviews?

By Mark Christian and Duretti Hirpa

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Sebastian MuszynskiSep 18, 20155 min read

5 golden rules for better code reviews

How to become a cooperative teammate?

GitcolonyOct 20, 20152 min read

Are Pull Requests the best way to do code reviews?

Since GitHub started to grow, pull requests became very popular for open source contributions. Now, many companies are also using them to reinforce their internal code review process. We love pull requests but definitely think that there is a…

Kate Abrosimova in Yalantis CodeFeb 297 min read

How Code Quality Is Measured

Programmers are the authors of great builds just as writers are the authors of bestselling novels. But behind the scenes, there are always many people who contribute to the process. A bestselling novel takes more than just a writer. Editors, publishers, and marketing teams do a…

GitcolonyJul 15, 20152 min read

Documents always compile

I’ve discussed with hundreds of developers about code reviews and how they implement this key process in their companies. Most of them mentioned, particularly in big companies, that they were asked to write huge documents defining the process, border cases, roles, potential exceptions…