Looks Good to Me -- Adrienne Braganza

<b>Deliver code reviews that consistently build up your team and improve your applications.</b> <p/><i>"Looks Good to Me"</i> offers a unique approach to delivering meaningful code reviews that goes beyond superficial checklists and tense critical conversations. Instead, you'll learn how to improve both your applications and your team dynamics. <p/> <i>"Looks Good to Me"</i> teaches you how to: <p/> - Understand a code review's benefits proactively prevent loopholes and bottlenecks<br> - Co-create an objective code review system<br> - Clarify responsibilities: author, reviewer, team lead/manager, and the team itself<br> - Establish manageable guidelines and protocols<br> - Align with your team and explicitly document the policies they will follow<br> - Automate code quality with linting, formatting, static analysis, and automated testing<br> - Compose effective comments for any situation<br> - Consider combining code reviews with pair programming or mob programming<br> - AI for code reviews <p/> Inside<i> "Looks Good to Me"</i> you'll find comprehensive coverage of every part of the code review process, from choosing a system to keeping reviews manageable for everyone involved. With this mix of tools, processes, common sense, and compassion, you'll run a highly effective review process from first commit to final deployment. <p/> Foreword by <b>Scott Hanselman</b>. <p/> Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF and ePub formats from Manning Publications. <p/> <b