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The Cost Savings of Fixing Security Flaws in Development

February 25, 2025

There’s no debate that catching and fixing security flaws in development saves time, money, and stress.

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What To Look For When Reviewing C#

February 11, 2020

About the author Artak Mkrtchyan is a software engineer from Redmond, WA with over 16...

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How Lyft Does Code Review

February 2, 2020

With its liberal use of pink, signature moustaches and Undercover Lyft video series, Lyft has...

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3 Lessons Learned from My First Week of Code Review

January 6, 2020

Photo by Jefferson Santos on Unsplash on Unsplash This is the first in a series...

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3 Ways That Remote Teams Make Code Review Work Across Multiple Timezones

November 27, 2019

Photo by Brooke Cagle on Unsplash “A code review is a synchronization point among different...

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What Belongs in an Effective Code Review Checklist?

November 11, 2019

Photo by NESA by Makers on Unsplash As engineering teams become more established, the need...

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4 Benefits of Outsourcing Your Code Review

October 31, 2019

Photo by Hack Capital on Unsplash If you want to write clean, maintainable code, you...

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Golang from a C Programmer's Perspective

September 3, 2019

It didn't take long for Golang, or Go, to grow on me. As someone with...

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PullRequest Support for GitLab Self-Managed

August 18, 2019

We're very pleased to announce that PullRequest Proxy, PullRequest's integration tool for servicing teams with...

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Giving Back Through Code Review

July 3, 2019

Every June, Google celebrates GoogleServe—a month-long campaign to encourage Googlers to volunteer in their communities...