An Impactful Code Review Strategy EMEA

In this workshop, I help you design sensible, clear and impactful code review strategies and policies. Based on the latest research, and my years-long experience working with team around the world, I guide you during answering some of the most daunting questions.

Topics

• What should our code review policy and strategy cover?
• Who should be on a review?
• How many reviewers are needed?
• What should the review acceptance criteria be?
• What can we learn from the latest research?
• How should we measure the impact of our code review strategy?

About Dr. Michaela Greiler

With a Ph.D. from the Delft University of Technology in Software Engineering and six years of experience improving software development processes at Microsoft, Dr. Michaela Greiler possesses both, thorough theoretical knowledge and extensive industry experience.

Over the last years, she conducted multiple large scale studies on code reviews, authored several articles in high-ranked scientific publications, and lead product teams to a more effective and efficient code review process. Her passion is to enable engineers to experience friction-less processes and overcome bottlenecks.

You can find out more about her work at michaelagreiler.com

Date and Time

This workshop takes place on May 14, 2020, from 10:00 AM - 01:30 PM CEST with a 1/2-hour break mid-way (click here for timezones).

What people say about it

"Perfect mix of theory, background, and practical. This is hard to get right!" (Dave, Senior software engineer)

"The workshop was really interesting and I learned a lot about improving communication regarding code reviews." (Nina, Software architect)

"Michaela is a great communicator and expert on the topic! I enjoyed the workshop in general, especially provided examples of good and poor code review feedback. If you are interested or want to know more about code reviews best practices I’d definitely recommend her!" (Vasily Belolapotkov, Full-stack developer)

"Code-reviews and their expected results are very subjective. Putting them into a valuable and dignified context for all participants can be difficult. This workshop offers actionable ideas and principles that can help improve them for your team and yourself."  (Jakob Oberhummer, Backend-engineer)

Upcoming Workshops

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