What tool do you use for code review and collaboration in development?

Ashit Vora
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We need a more efficient way to do code reviews. What tool have you found to be the most reliable for peer reviews and collaboration?

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QING LI
Great question, Ashit! For code reviews and collaboration, I’ve found GitHub to be a solid all-in-one platform. Its pull request feature allows for seamless peer reviews with inline comments, suggestions, and even code discussions. If you’re working with a larger team, integrating it with tools like Slack or Jira can make communication even smoother. Another excellent option is GitLab, especially if you prefer having your CI/CD pipeline tightly integrated with the review process. It’s efficient and keeps everything centralized, from issue tracking to merge requests. If your team is looking for something beyond version control platforms, Crucible by Atlassian is great for detailed code reviews and works well if you're already in the Atlassian ecosystem. In terms of collaboration, pairing any of these tools with a live-sharing tool like VS Code Live Share or Tuple can really speed up the process, especially for remote teams. What’s your biggest pain point in the current workflow? Maybe there’s a more tailored solution out there!
Evelyn Rose Sinclair
Definitely GitHub for seamless code reviews through pull requests. Inline commenting, suggesting changes, and discussing code all in one place makes the process smooth. GitLab is another great option if you want tight CI/CD integration. For real-time collaboration, can't go wrong with live share tools like VS Code Live Share to code together efficiently, especially for distributed teams. What part of your code review process is the biggest bottleneck currently? There may be a tool out there to help streamline that specific issue.
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Using GitHub for code reviews.