A successful development team is more than just 2+ developers in a room. Your team members have their own skills, experiences and preferences, but are expected to work together as one seamless entity. Code reviews are critical to your team's success. They help you share insight into tricky business logic, cross train your team members to reduce the bus-factor, and train junior developers. In this talk we will look at types of code reviews, tools to consider using, and strategies to help you apply all of it to your unique circumstances. Let's go read some code!
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Code Reviews: Building Your Team While Improving Your Code
I was trying to imply that you need to add more structure as your team scales in size, but maybe I just go in assuming you're on a team. I'll try to rewrite those.
Agreed with your second idea. Thanks!
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I am having a trouble with the first two sentences. You can build simple apps as a team easily as well. I am just not getting the leap in those two sentences.
Last part, "This talk will cover" maybe should be "In this talk we will review different types of code reviews..." just a thought. It flows a little nicer I think.