Simon Tatham • 8/21/2024

Code review antipatterns

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This article satirically details common code review antipatterns such as 'The Death of a Thousand Round Trips' and 'The Ransom Note,' which are used to obstruct, delay, or demoralize developers. It serves as both a warning and a guide to recognizing and avoiding toxic review practices that harm team productivity and code quality.

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