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I work for "Just ship it, I don't care" with a veneer of "Oh yeah, we'll totally do code reviews one day. For now, just write really really good code and don't

by funkah 15y ago

I work for "Just ship it, I don't care" with a veneer of "Oh yeah, we'll totally do code reviews one day. For now, just write really really good code and don't make any mistakes, OK?" Something breaks approximately once a day. Yes I am looking for a new job.

benihana 15y ago
Come work with us at Bronto! Code reviews required before commits, new development laptop every 18 months, mature SDLC, fantastic QA team that has your back, phenomenal engineering management, and an awesome culture (free beer on Fridays). http://bronto.com/company/careers http://bronto.com/company/careers In all honesty, I can tell you right now that code reviews have made me a much better programmer. Mistakes I would make that had to be caught by QA are caught by an extra set of eyes. Also, seeing how other people express their thoughts via code has two benefits. First it opens up your eyes to different ways of doing things and second, it makes you more fluent to other people's code, which makes bugfixes and figuring out intent of code you didn't write much easier.