Re:No code reviews by default
by pc86 on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @12:44AM
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Major errors are easy to spot and will likely take QA minutes to find. They're also probably not going to do a full test of the entire system with every change unless you've got a very small product.
One thing I've seen that I like a lot is individual changes creating individual front ends. You test the one thing in that change, and it's done. This tends to cause a lot of problems with CORS, but then what doesn't?
Agreed with you though that good code reviews (whatever that means) obviates most of this.
Re:No code reviews by default
by kqr on Wednesday January 05, 2022 @12:58AM
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The actual job is always fast. What takes time is for the job to sit in the queue outside the QA department. The figurative papers moving between desks is always what kills your efficiency, not people doing work slowly.
One thing I've seen that I like a lot is individual changes creating individual front ends. You test the one thing in that change, and it's done. This tends to cause a lot of problems with CORS, but then what doesn't?
Agreed with you though that good code reviews (whatever that means) obviates most of this.