All Things Open 2020 Keynote (Speakers Only) Day #2
summary
A set of ten concrete rules — the 10 commandments — explains how to survive and shorten code review cycles: assume comments target the code, detach from a submitted solution, log the exact rationale in the review, offer to collaborate offline when debates stall, and stop repeating the same errors. Claims cite a study of GitHub about bias, assert these guidelines work across every codebase the author has used, and promise faster acceptance with less drama.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:46Thou Shalt Not Take It Personally
- 3:58Thou Shalt Not Marry
- 9:04Contribute To Others' Code Reviews
- 10:00Treat Submitters How Thou Wants To Be Treated
- 10:55Thou Shalt Not Be Intimidated By The Number Of Comments
- 13:00Thou Shalt Not Repeat The Same Mistakes
- 14:29Thou Shalt Embrace The Nits
- 17:50Information security is probabilistic risk management: finding the most economical way of reducing the odds of a cyber breach.
- 24:59There is just one way to do security, and it's together.
- 27:51SARAH DRASNER @SARAH_EDO
- 29:18WHAT IS REACTIVITY?
- 37:40HOW DO WATCHERS WORK?
- 42:31HOW DOES THE VIRTUAL DOM WORK?
- 44:02WHAT IS HYDRATION?
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