#pullrequests

[jonfazzaro]

From Async Code Reviews to Co-Creation Patterns

"We have a process to help us build in quality that is based on feedback and inviting human judgement, but if the system incentives constrain our ability to get the feedback, that also means we are less likely to build in quality."

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[jonfazzaro]

Modernizing eXtreme Programming

"Pull Requests create blocking problems as people wait for approvals or merges. This has yielded many new experiments and practices—async pull requests, ephemeral PR environments, and byzantine branching strategies. I can't help but wonder if we're spiraling toward complexity here for no good reason."

[jonfazzaro]

Ten lessons on the creative process from Rick Rubin

"Often the standards in our chosen medium are so ubiquitous, we take them for granted. They are invisible and unquestioned. This makes it nearly impossible to think outside the standard paradigm."

[jonfazzaro]

Investigating the effectiveness of peer code review in distributed software development based on objective and subjective data - Journal of Software Engineering Research and Development

"Our analysis of objective data led to the conclusion that a high number of changed lines of code tends to increase the review duration with a reduced number of messages, while the number of involved teams, locations, and participant reviewers generally improve reviewer contributions, but with a severe penalty to the duration."

[jonfazzaro]

Modernizing eXtreme Programming

"Pull Requests create blocking problems as people wait for approvals or merges. This has yielded many new experiments and practices—async pull requests, ephemeral PR environments, and byzantine branching strategies. I can't help but wonder if we're spiraling toward complexity here for no good reason."

[jonfazzaro]

From Async Code Reviews to Co-Creation Patterns

"We have a process to help us build in quality that is based on feedback and inviting human judgement, but if the system incentives constrain our ability to get the feedback, that also means we are less likely to build in quality."

[jonfazzaro]

"If we were really building quality in early, we’d be reviewing the code as it was being written — not waiting for developers to come out of their period of isolation and then check it."