How to review code effectively: A GitHub staff engineer’s philosophy
As a staff engineer at GitHub, code review is one of my main focus areas in my day to day work. Over the past eight years, I’ve reviewed more than 7,000 pull requests. Why so many? Because code review is crucial to building good software and another set of eyes can often spot issues you would have otherwise missed. I see code review as one of the most important aspects of my job. In fact, whenever
Many programs that we write can be embedded in recurrent neural networks (RNNs). For such programs, a trained RNN can perform better than if we write the algorithm by hand, refining it via trial and error. I walk through an example in detail. Introduction Humans are bad at managing spaghetti code. Of course, we should try and avoid writing spaghetti code if we can. But there are problems that are
Rust Foundation
DOVER, DELAWARE, USA, June 12, 2024 – The Rust Foundation, AdaCore, Arm, Ferrous Systems, HighTec EDV-Systeme GmbH, Lynx Software Technologies, OxidOS, TECHFUND, TrustInSoft, Veecle, and Woven by Toyota are thrilled to jointly announce the Safety-Critical Rust Consortium. The primary objective of this group will be to support the responsible use of the Rust programming language in safety-critical
Code Reviews Do Find Bugs
There’s some 2015 research out of Microsoft titled Code Reviews Do Not Find Bugs11 Code Reviews Do Not Find Bugs; How the Current Code Review Best Practice Slows Us Down; Czerwonka, Greiler, Tilford; IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering; 2015. which seems strangely named because reviewers do find bugs. Here’s what the authors say: Contrary to the often stated primary goal of code
Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust on UnsplashA few years ago, I read The Toyota Way, driven by my curiosity about the origins of Agile software development. However, I became even more intrigued by Toyota’s manufacturing processes and their efficiency improvements. The book offered many valuable insights and practices to adopt. As a developer, the 5S principle particularly caught my attention. I b
Panic! at the Job Market “I have the two qualities you require to see absolute truth: I am brilliant and unloved.” ready for another too-long article about personal failure while blaming the world for our faults? let’s see where we end up with 7,000 9,000 10,000 11,500 words this time1. this post is sponsored by me trying to not get evicted. funding appreciated: https://github.com/sponsors/mattsta
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