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Ask HN: Apps used for code review?
I'm wondering what other people out there use to conduct code reviews.
Do you use the default web view in GitHub/GitLab? Or a native app? Something else?
- dsumenkovic 8y agoYou can use GitLab WebIDE as well. Here you can read more about it https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/web_ide/ https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/web_ide/.
- meysholdt 8y agoI'm using gitpod.io. It allows you to edit, compile and run the code you're reviewing. see https://medium.com/gitpod/gitpod-gitpod-online-ide-for-github-6296b907a886 https://medium.com/gitpod/gitpod-gitpod-online-ide-for-githu...
- cimmanom 8y agoWe use the default view in Bitbucket. My biggest gripes are: 1) Its diffing algorithm is mediocre and tends to interleave changes a few lines at a time instead of showing blocks replaced, which can make the code very difficult to read through (you can open up a side-by-side diff, which is more legible, but is available only in a modal and has to be closed in order to leave comments - awful UX) 2) Any new commit added to the pull request hides all previous comments even on unaffected files - they can still be found in the "activity" tab but without full file context. 3) Bitbucket collapses code more than N lines away from changed lines (good) but only expands 10 lines at a time if you want more context... slowly (awful if you need to get through 300 lines to find out which class this method belongs to).