> Code review does two jobs:
1. Find and fix issues before they ship
2. Build shared context and codebase understanding across the team
So code review has become newspeak for “testing” and “education”?
Well not really testing. We the users are the testers and it falls to lucky us to really discover and find the errors, edge cases and security issues. The consequence of the rush to continually release…
Is the AI advance in the field of software testing nothing more than “now an AI agent can do a code review?”.
So code review has become newspeak for “testing” and “education”?
Well not really testing. We the users are the testers and it falls to lucky us to really discover and find the errors, edge cases and security issues. The consequence of the rush to continually release…
Is the AI advance in the field of software testing nothing more than “now an AI agent can do a code review?”.