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Code Reviews for Developers Training Course
Quickly Improve Code Quality Through Effective Code Reviews
TRAINING COURSE OVERVIEW
Our Code Reviews training course responds to client feedback which shows that delegates best engage when they can relate course topics to their own day-to-day practices and requirements. We therefore run this course as a consultative, workshop-style event, in which discussion of topics such as what are Code Reviews, what are their benefits to your company and how can you adopt and apply them takes place in relation to the delegates' own applications and scenarios.
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DETAILHIGHLIGHTS
Session 1: Introduction
Session 2: Code Reviews
- What us a Review?
- Why do a Review? What are the Benefits of Code Reviews?
- What barriers are there to Successful Reviews?
Session 3: Code Reviews: What is Involved?
- Who, When, What
- Roles in a Review
- When to Review
- What should be reviewed?
- Types of Review
- Pair Programming and Code Reviews
Session 4: Performing a Review
- Where to Start?
- Code Reading (Top Down / Bottom Up)
- Review Questions
- Code Smells / Refactoring
- Language Specific Code Smells
- Testing Checklist
- Performance checklist and Scalability
- Non Functional Requirements
Workshop: Performing a code Review
Session 5: Review Process
Requirements and Code Reviews
Non Functional Requirements
Scrum and Code Reviews
Version Control Systems and Reviews
Completing reviews
Session 6: 12 Good Practices of Code Reviews
- Small reviews - Avoid large code change reviews
- Short reviews (re time doing review)
- Understand the requirements (functional and non-functional) before review
- Normal part of working day
- Review Structure
- Use a CheckList
- Foster positive behaviour around reviews
- Establish Goals and Metrics Around Reviews
- Authors annotate source code before reviews
- Ego Effect – everyone is reviewed, everyone reviews
- Ownership – developer and reviewer proud of code
- Record / log review notes and conclusions, and verify issues fixed
Session 7: Code Review Tools
- Code Level Review Tools (Java, PAL, JavaScript, C#, XML)
- Considers what a code review is
- Presents the benefits of Code Reviews
- Provides approach to code reviews
- Introduces Code Smells and Code refactoring as review techniques
- Proposes Code Review guidelines and questionnaires
- Introduces 12 good practices for code reviews
- Summarises code review tools
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