Don't waste time on code reviews

[Ravi Bhavnani]

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[Nguyen H H Dang]

That awkward moment, when my code works and i don't know why :doh:

In code we trust !

[Ranjan D]

This is what happens when the authors article is not reviewed by his editor :laugh:

[Lost User]

Amen.

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[thrakazog]

Strongly disagree. I've sat through hours and hours of them with previous employers. In many cases I'd argue that the outcome was worse code. But as the article pointed out, these fell in the: "But you don’t have to do code reviews this way – and you shouldn’t." category.

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Still not wasted. You learned something.

[thrakazog]

You ever open up some old code.... and wonder how it even compiled? :rolleyes:

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[thrakazog]

I learned not to do code reviews. So yeah, that's something. :-D

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[PIEBALDconsult]

I thought you learned to find a job at a company with a better process.

[Lost User]

thrakazog wrote:

Strongly disagree. I've sat through hours and hours of them with previous employers

Into the same category as the smoking uncle of 120 years old.

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[thrakazog]

I'd say it belongs more in the category of the uncle once bit by a dog who was forever more a cat person. There might be a right way to do code reviews. But I've yet to see it.

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