Rethinking Code Reviews: Exploring Mob Programming as an Alternative Approach
In my passage about the myth of lengthy Scrum meetings two weeks ago, I mentioned that people often misinterpret the Scrum events and leave all the pre-Scrum meetings to exist. Code review is a common practice in many software development teams nowadays. There are various styles of code review, each serving different purposes. In traditional development teams, the developer submits their code to the source control, and a more experienced developer checks the code quality and logic before approving it for deployment. However, this process has been largely replaced by continuous integration tools like SonarQube. ...