Lots of good advice, but I suggest having the whole team review each others' code 100% of the time. In other words, each commit gets a random or rotating selec

Lots of good advice, but I suggest having the whole team review each others' code 100% of the time. In other words, each commit gets a random or rotating selection of two people who review the code. Reviewing other people's code is almost as valuable as being reviewed. Even if it's not perfect all the time, it builds a good culture of coding and gives your developers valuable experience. The culture of the code review should be a careful examination with Q&A. You need to take as long as you need to get it right. This is a great investment in your product and your team that will pay off starting right away and extending into the long term.