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100 reviews“Looks Good To Me” is a comprehensive guide to code reviews. It’s perfect for any stage of your process—whether you’re improving your practices, setting up a new review system, or even hearing about code reviews for the very first time. The book’s flexible practices are designed to flex to suit how your team does things. Each chapter offers multiple options and solutions, relatable scenarios, and personal tidbits from Adrienne’s career—plus starter templates that let you apply what you’ve learned straight away.
This book’s focus on team happiness and collaborative processes ensures you’ll be constructive in your code review comments, collectively design standards and procedures, and keep reviews focused on the code rather than the developer. With this mix of tools, processes, common sense, and compassion, you’ll run a highly effective review process from first commit to final deployment.
“Looks Good To Me” teaches you how to:
• Understand a code review's benefits and process
• Build an objective code review practice
• Clarify responsibilities: reviewee, reviewer, and team lead/manager
• Establish manageable guidelines and protocols
• Automate code quality with linting
• Compose effective comments
• Combine reviews with pair programming, mob programming, and developer rotations
