Yes, fairly regularly. We do "agile" at my 9-5, and we have at least one code review per user story that we complete, usually when the story is about 2/3 of the

Yes, fairly regularly. We do "agile" at my 9-5, and we have at least one code review per user story that we complete, usually when the story is about 2/3 of the way done. How big is your team? Do you all work in the same physical location, or are you remote? We don't use any fancy tools. We just go back through the commit logs for the branch and diff from before we started to present. For any major refactoring, the lead on that user story will walk the rest of the team through the architectural changes. We recently moved to Visual Studio Team Services, which has a few more niceties as far as code review goes. I'm looking forward to digging in, but in no way do I think that tools like that are necessary to perform and derive value from code reviews.