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3 steps to better code review

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Kathryn Rotondo

The document outlines 3 steps for better code reviews: 1. Stop meeting in person and use code review tools integrated into IDEs or web tools like GitHub pull requests to streamline the process. 2. Review every commit to catch errors early instead of large batches of code. 3. Use the lather, rinse, repeat approach of pushing code, getting feedback, fixing issues, and pushing again to continuously improve code quality.

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lets meet & review code!
ugh
3 steps to better code review
we three easy stepsit in can fix
1. STOP meeting
3 steps to better code review
2. USE tools
ide plugins
flex formatter or anyedit
web tools
github pull requests or google code reviews
3. EVERY commit
package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { trace (Hello World); } } }
package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { trace (Hello World); } } }
package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { sprite behavior coming soon? trace (Hello World); } if so, looks good! Reviewer } }
package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { sprite behavior coming soon? trace (Hello World); } if so, looks good! Reviewer } } yes, coming soon. Developer
lather, rinse, repeat
push
3 better steps to code review KATHRYN ROTONDO

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  • 5. we three easy stepsit in can fix
  • 10. flex formatter or anyedit
  • 12. github pull requests or google code reviews
  • 14. package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { trace (Hello World); } } }
  • 15. package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { trace (Hello World); } } }
  • 16. package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { sprite behavior coming soon? trace (Hello World); } if so, looks good! Reviewer } }
  • 17. package { import flash.display.sprite; public class HelloWorld extends Sprite() { public function helloworld () { sprite behavior coming soon? trace (Hello World); } if so, looks good! Reviewer } } yes, coming soon. Developer
  • 18. lather, rinse, repeat
  • 19. push
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