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by eyalm
3069 days ago
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> These are people that regularly write good quality code themselves, but there is a high amount of distrust. Why doesn't a team of talented programmers trust each other? This has nothing to do with trust or any other personal matter. Everybody makes mistakes, everybody might misinterpret code they use and not every programmer has a complete understanding of the scope of the changes they are making. This happens for both senior and junior engineers. (Obviously one would expect this happening much less for seniors) The only way minimising the amount of future issues is to have thorough, rigorous and pedantic code reviews. Another major benefit for this approach to code reviews is having more people on the team understand deeply the component you coded. |
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