This doesn't sound so easy... We use perforce for versioning and code collaborator (with a perforce plugin) for code reviews. Code collaborator uploads the files you have checked out and peers can review the changes, add defects, add comments. You can even block submission of code into the depot until a code review has been performed.. I know, you have to pay for both tools...
I love this. but unfortunately it is for open soruce projects only. It would be very nice if google would provide the same service for proprietary closed code.
Sweet, love how it is always on rather than having to create a review. --- blatant bias, I work for Atlassian on Crucible ---Crucible is free for open source if you want it on your own server. Supports CVS, Svn, P4 and in the not too distant future Git & Hg.
Its great to see code reviewing getting more attention these days.
Codestriker is an open-source option that supports many popular SCM systems I wrote years ago when no such systems seemed to exist. Just another option to consider: http://codestriker.sf.net.
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ReplyDeleteThis doesn't sound so easy... We use perforce for versioning and code collaborator (with a perforce plugin) for code reviews. Code collaborator uploads the files you have checked out and peers can review the changes, add defects, add comments. You can even block submission of code into the depot until a code review has been performed.. I know, you have to pay for both tools...
ReplyDeleteHow about Atlassian Crucible - thats the best code review tool Ive seen!
ReplyDeleteI love this. but unfortunately it is for open soruce projects only. It would be very nice if google would provide the same service for proprietary closed code.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Supporting only Subversion on Google Code, however, renders this useless for those many projects that use other version control system.
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Sweet, love how it is always on rather than having to create a review. --- blatant bias, I work for Atlassian on Crucible --- Crucible is free for open source if you want it on your own server. Supports CVS, Svn, P4 and in the not too distant future Git & Hg.
ReplyDeleteSteve, Jason - this is excellent news!
ReplyDeleteIts great to see code reviewing getting more attention these days.
ReplyDeleteCodestriker is an open-source option that supports many popular SCM systems I wrote years ago when no such systems seemed to exist. Just another option to consider: http://codestriker.sf.net.
i love this.
ReplyDeletevery nice.
The video contains some nice ideas how doing code reviews.
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