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Yuki Torii, Yuko Kubo, Ayaka Moronaga (Author)
Supervised by Koji Shimada
鳥井 雪、久保 優子、諸永 彩夏 (著)
島田 浩二 監修
(186000)
JAN:9784798186009
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(186000)
JAN:9784798186009
Wholesale Price: Members Only
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Format:A5
Number of pages:224 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Format:Book (paper)
Year of manufacture: 2025
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| You want to facilitate code reviews. Learn efficient text communication techniques. Code review is an important process to improve the quality of products developed by a team. However, in code reviews, which are based on online text communication, misunderstandings such as "the intent is not conveyed correctly" and "the recipient may take it negatively" occur frequently, often resulting in rework and misunderstandings. This book explains the techniques of "communicative code review" that prevents such misunderstandings of intentions and feelings. Based on 19 specific case studies, the book explains in detail how to write easy-to-understand pull-request* review comments and how to proceed with effective reviews. The case study scenes are, *When tense review comments are returned *When a PR is submitted with insufficient explanation *When ideas and values differ and other cases of miscommunication that are common in code reviews at development sites. Together with cute characters, the book organizes the causes and countermeasures of problems and proposes practical approaches to solving them. [It's supposed to be a review, but it turns into a pointing out battle.] [Comments that don't convey what they are trying to convey are flying all over the place.] For development teams that have such problems, this book should serve as a guideline for better code reviews. This book will help you learn the techniques for smooth code review, so that review points can be conveyed accurately and reviewers can improve their work with a sense of satisfaction. *Explanatory TIPS (in part) Don't give quizzes / Think in good faith / Create tags to be shared by the team / Keep a work log and link to references / Set a time limit for consultation / Tell what level you don't understand / Add your own ideas * opinions / Provide clear details / Confirm [just in case] / Prompt skillfully / Focus on what you want to ask / Include a before/after picture/provide a template/label ...... And many other practical tips! |
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Learn efficient text communication techniques.
Code review is an important process to improve the quality of products developed by a team. However, in code reviews, which are based on online text communication, misunderstandings such as "the intent is not conveyed correctly" and "the recipient may take it negatively" occur frequently, often resulting in rework and misunderstandings.
This book explains the techniques of "communicative code review" that prevents such misunderstandings of intentions and feelings. Based on 19 specific case studies, the book explains in detail how to write easy-to-understand pull-request* review comments and how to proceed with effective reviews.
The case study scenes are,
*When tense review comments are returned
*When a PR is submitted with insufficient explanation
*When ideas and values differ
and other cases of miscommunication that are common in code reviews at development sites. Together with cute characters, the book organizes the causes and countermeasures of problems and proposes practical approaches to solving them.
[It's supposed to be a review, but it turns into a pointing out battle.]
[Comments that don't convey what they are trying to convey are flying all over the place.]
For development teams that have such problems, this book should serve as a guideline for better code reviews. This book will help you learn the techniques for smooth code review, so that review points can be conveyed accurately and reviewers can improve their work with a sense of satisfaction.
*Explanatory TIPS (in part)
Don't give quizzes / Think in good faith / Create tags to be shared by the team / Keep a work log and link to references / Set a time limit for consultation / Tell what level you don't understand / Add your own ideas * opinions / Provide clear details / Confirm [just in case] / Prompt skillfully / Focus on what you want to ask / Include a before/after picture/provide a template/label ...... And many other practical tips!