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I've got well over a decade of experience, much of that as a team lead, and I still think everyone's code including my own needs review before deploy.
by kod 10y ago
I've got well over a decade of experience, much of that as a team lead, and I still think everyone's code including my own needs review before deploy.
- cheez 10y agoYeah, that's kind of nuts. No one is above review.
- Bombthecat 10y agoWho has time for that?
- duncan-donuts 10y agoWhy are you in a rush?
- nevon 10y agoPeople who don't have time for having large parts of their system only be understood by a single developer.
- EliRivers 10y agoI've worked in places that didn't bother with code reviews. In the end, they didn't have time for it because all their time was spent desperately trying to keep the mass of poorly-designed, inconsistently implemented legacy code (which included code written the previous week - "legacy" doesn't mean "old") working. There comes a point where there's no time to stop and start making things better, and you just watch the inevitable disaster come hurtling down the track as people are forced to continue churning out legacy code to keep it going today, knowing that they're just ensuring the final crash will be that much more destructive.
- dhogan 10y agoExactly. The question ought to be "who does NOT have time for that?"