Drive-by code reviews (and maybe other types of annotated "audits", like for security bugs) would be a nice feature source repo sites might consider adding one day. It seems like a missing practice in open source development, code reviews (if any) are done by active developers once on check-in/merge acceptance. But as we see here code reviews can be a useful way to pay it forward too, not just new code / issue fixes, and done out-of-band there's no pressure to bow to the reviewer just to get something in; you can just have conversations and learn things.

The video format is a nice twist, in my distributed teams sometimes we've done "code review meetings" for some changes that are rather involved to capture some of the benefits of in-person / video code reviews.

Thanks for the kind words! Will definitely consider.

Watching your video was like watching Bob Ross help a wine and paint class. Well done.

Please consider. This is the rare time I'd actually use some sort of !remindme bot. Most lurking autodidacts, I assume, are hoping that you consider it too.

Come out of the woodwork, let him know! If I can, you can.

I would absolutely sub to this.

I'd love to both participate and lurk :)

me too i'll subscribe to your channel if it existed

Seconded. Do it. :-)

Let us know here if you are planning to do it :)

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+1 Please and thank you

Ron Swanson?

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+1, reminds me of Destroy All Software