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SUMMARY:Code reviews: that's a great idea!
DESCRIPTION:Note: Due to construction\, we're meeting at a different locati
 on than usual. Do not go to SPS Commerce - you won't find the meetup there
 . To reach Sports Engine\, turn off Broadway onto Quincy Street and enter 
 the parking lot on the right. You will see the Sports Engine entrance stra
 ight ahead.\n\nWorking in platform engineering\, devops\, and SRE roles\, 
 we may not always consider code review - but we should! Our configurations
  are code\, and we need to collaborate and communicate with our colleagues
 .\n\nTalk Description:\nWe all know that code reviews are beneficial. We
 ’ve been told time and time again that they should be part of our develo
 pment process. But – like most best practices – a practical implementa
 tion is challenging (and time consuming). Your team is convinced they are 
 a great idea. You’ll have an opportunity to squash bugs in the least cos
 tly of development times\, learn new things from your talented teammates\,
  and build a stronger foundation of trust. Awesome. Everyone is on board. 
 But now what? What tools are out there? What are you actually looking for?
  How often should the reviews happen? What about bias?\n\nIn this talk\, y
 ou’ll get a practical guide to making code reviews effective. Whether yo
 u’re the reviewer or reviewee: there are ways to make sure this really i
 s a great idea.\n\nSpeaker: Amy Gebhardt\, SportsEngine\nAmy is an extrove
 rted software developer with a traditional Computer Science background and
  a passion for technology and people. She is happiest when writing client-
 side code on her Mac in collaboration with a super smart team. Currently\,
  she's the Lead UI Engineer at SportsEngine and spends her time working wi
 th other engineers\, designers\, architects\, and product folks to build a
 nd maintain a reusable UI Component Library. As a 30 out of 30 on the Myer
 s Briggs extroversion scale\, she loves to get involved with local MeetUps
  and attend conferences. You'll most likely catch her talking about her lo
 ve for TypeScript\, cakepops\, or ultimate frisbee.\n\nFood & drinks will 
 be served.\nLocation & drinks sponsor: SportsEngine - https://www.sportsen
 gine.com/solutions/careers/\n\n6pm: Doors open\n6:30pm: Sponsor & Presenta
 tion\nAfter the presentation\, there will be a discussion/social time.\n9p
 m: end\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings/code-reviews-thats-a-great-id
 ea
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/code-reviews-thats-a-great-idea
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