After years of working across multiple teams and companies, here are my best practices and tactics for better code reviews. Code reviews are a fundamental part of any well-run development team: every piece of code written should be reviewed by a human who approves the change.

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Time stamp:
0:00 – Introduction
1:20 – Different corporate terminology for code changes
2:03 – Code review when you are new to a team/company
2:40 – Healthy code review – too high a standard
3:14 – Healthy code review – too low level
3:58 – Healthy Code Review – Sweet Spot
4:51 – Best Practice #1 – Keep code changes small
5:37 – Best Practice #2 – Delegate work to the computer
6:37 – Best Practice No. 3 – Proactively seek feedback
7:27 – Best Practice #4 – Pay attention to the back and forth

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