8: How We Build Large-Scale Mobile Apps Part II - Code Review

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Ramon and Passy continue on their journey of explaining how big applications are built on the example of Twitter for Android and iOS. The main topic this time is code review. How do you write patches that are easy to review, structure your workflow and which guidelines do you follow when evaluating others' work?

Topics

YakYak authentication problems
The Fall 2016 Special Apple Event
Ramon's (un)success story of switching to a Nexus phone for a week
Passy's small Haskell web service rendering PNGs and SVGs (on GitHub)
It's Passy's last week at Twitter. :( But Strictly Untyped shall persevere!
00:19:45 - Code Review at scale

Code Review

Gerrit for code review.
https://twitter.com/iamdevloper/status/397664295875805184
IBM's study on effectiveness of big code reviews.
stacked git for breaking down large patches.

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