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Mar 14 2011

Code review ranking methods

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Originally posted at 3/8/2011

I use a sort of a ranking sheet when I am doing code reviews. I recently run into one that was really horrible…

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Scooletz
14 Mar 2011
14:18 PM
Scooletz

Have you met any project which passed this nicely set threshold and have a positive value of a review?:P

Phil
14 Mar 2011
14:26 PM
Phil

I take it the developer was fired...

Harry M
14 Mar 2011
14:47 PM
Harry M

@Scooletz

"Use SSIS to migrate data to RavenDb"

Ajai Shakar
15 Mar 2011
14:06 PM
Ajai Shakar

LOL

@Phil

I take it the developer has a really secure job, makes twice as much, and even a column size change keeps him gainfully occupied for yet another month

Ajai

Chris Marisic
23 Mar 2011
18:18 PM
Chris Marisic

I think we need some more context, I'm not really sure whether that - 2 gagillion was by you given to someone, or was a score given to you.

Alessandro Riolo
04 Apr 2011
13:52 PM
Alessandro Riolo

About SSIS, you are being either too optimistic either too kind ... 6 years ago I did the mistake to propose to use that to my then employer, a bit like proposing to shoot myself in the head really ...

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