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First: read the book "Code Complete" from Steve McConnell. You don't have to read it sequentially, go right to the parts that you have more feedback in your re
by neves 7y ago
First: read the book "Code Complete" from Steve McConnell. You don't have to read it sequentially, go right to the parts that you have more feedback in your reviews.
Second: take your code reviews as a great learning opportunity. Don't let it take you down. You are probably getting the "Impostor Syndrome", and it is a good thing since you now know that you need to improve. Take the review process as feedback about how to improve. This is Deliberate Practice at its best.