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Sure, AI makes writing code easy, but code review remains a bottleneck. The individual coders are finding ways to use AI to improve their workflows, but as long
by picardo 1y ago
Sure, AI makes writing code easy, but code review remains a bottleneck. The individual coders are finding ways to use AI to improve their workflows, but as long as organizational culture remains stuck in the old ways of reviewing code, the overall throughput will not improve significantly. That's been my personal experience at Amazon. I get significant pushback when I submit a CR more than a few pages long. You need to have high degrees of trust within a team for this to work at scale, and that's very rarely the case in my group.
- iLoveOncall 1y ago> I get significant pushback when I submit a CR more than a few pages long. Hum yeah, because it's insanely hard to properly review a CR that's more than a few pages long?
- nssnsjsjsjs 1y agoUsername checks out. Bio even more so. Don't want to be oncall when a LGTM 1000-liner got dumped on prod.
- Anamon 1y agoStuck in the old ways of reviewing code? In other words, what you're suggesting should be the new way is to simply accept the LLM's code salad and push it to production as soon as the pipeline lights up green?