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Improve Team Velocity with an Efficient Code Review Process
You’re a Product Owner or an Engineering Team Lead. You are judged on a variety of metrics, but much of it boils down to 3 things:
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How quickly your team produces new features
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How accurately you hit your deadlines
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How many show-stopping bugs your project has
Ryan Spencer
Developer
What Does a Good Code Review Look Like?
Code review is an essential part of the software development process, where developers review each other's code to ensure that it is of high quality, follows best practices, and is aligned with the project's goals. A good code review is thorough, constructive, and efficient and can significantly improve the quality of the codebase and the overall development process.
Ali Shouman
Open Source BitOps: v2.1-2.3 Updates
It’s been a while since BitOps v2.0.0 introduced extensibility via plugins and a core platform rewrite with Python. Since then, we’ve been working hard—experimenting and gathering feedback, exploring the project's future, adding new features, fixing bugs, and improving the tool.
Eugen Cusmaunsa
Angular & Apollo Client: Apollo Cache Configuration
Apollo-client might be a go-to library for connecting a frontend application to a GraphQL server; however, it was originally built as a comprehensive state management library. Apollo client’s cache allows persisting local data both with reactive variables and client cache queries and also can extend server-side objects with local properties.
Eduard Krivanek
React Everywhere with Vite and React-to-Web-Component
React is the most popular frontend web development library in use today. However, there’s a problem. Competing frameworks undermine what could be a ubiquity—React, as far as the eye can see, an ever-flowing landscape context and declarative UI. This is the dream of React developers. All awaiting the day our awe-inspiring idea becomes reality. Well, rejoice, for the day is here! I have come before you to lay the groundwork for fulfilling our vision.
David Nicholas