Code Review Best Practices: Lessons from 'Looks Good to Me' Author Adrienne Tacke
Flying High with FlutterShow Notes
Join Allen Wyma and Adrienne Braganza Tacke, author of Looks Good to Me, to explore how to make code reviews meaningful, productive, and team-building. Learn tips to avoid common pitfalls, use AI for reviews, and create team working agreements!
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⏱️ Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro to Adrienne & her journey 3:08 - Why code reviews matter 8:06 - Common code review pitfalls 14:09 - Avoiding “rubber-stamping” PRs 19:08 - Pair/mob programming vs. code reviews 24:25 - PR author vs. reviewer responsibilities 30:36 - Why PR templates are essential 39:07 - Team working agreements 45:36 - How AI is reshaping code reviews
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