The course aims to teach participants the main benefits of code reviews, which include knowledge transfer, team awareness, and finding alternative solutions. Participants will learn how to re-frame code reviews as discussions to encourage open dialogue and find the best solutions. The course covers topics such as submitting code for review, giving feedback, avoiding bike-shedding, and utilizing code review tools effectively. The intended audience includes individuals already involved in code reviews and those looking to start, with the goal of improving the code review experience for both authors and reviewers.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Context
Experiment
For anyone not doing code review
Average detection rates
Jeff Atwood
Defect removal efficiency
Expectations Outcomes Challenges
Negative Views of Code Review
Code Review Collaboration
Talk About Your Goals
Project Guidelines
Providing Context
Limiting Context
Smaller Changes
Smaller Patches
Submit Your Review
Surrender Ownership
Reviewing Code
Code Reviews
Everyone Reviews
Review Guidelines
Biteshed
Multiple Reviewers
Be Fresh
Be Constructive
Be Polite
Code of Conduct
Code Review Tools
Feedback Loop
GitHub
Gerrit
Whats the review
Questions
Meta issues
Taught by
EuroPython Conference
