Setting up code review guidelines
Code review is the quality assurance process of any code change made to the code base. It is one of the loved and equally hated processes in the development cycle. The code review process, if implemented properly, can help create a great experience for the developers and fast track the product development cycle. But if the code review process is implemented appropriately, then it can become a bottleneck for the velocity of the company, and developers might become hostile toward doing code review, and a lot of times they may cause more issues. The code review process should be implemented by the early members of the team and should be continuously improved and adapted as the company/product/team grows. There are no definitive guidelines and it falls to team members to set up the guidelines that suit their situation. However, let us look into a few code review guidelines that are followed across the industry.
