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- How I write code using Cursor: A review https://www.arguingwithalgorithms.com/posts/cursor-review.html 2 comments ai , practices
- How we are writing better commit messages to improve code reviews https://doppler.com/blog/improving-code-reviews-with-storytelling 39 comments programming
- Writing great commit messages for better code review https://medium.com/@felixclack/writing-great-commit-messages-for-better-code-review-70b21dac5788 16 comments coding
- Writing great commit messages for better code review https://medium.com/@felixclack/writing-great-commit-messages-for-better-code-review-70b21dac5788 3 comments ruby
- Writing great commit messages for better code review https://medium.com/@felixclack/writing-great-commit-messages-for-better-code-review-70b21dac5788 7 comments javascript
- I write a blackjack game. Can anyone review my code and reply-back to me? https://github.com/varheartnull/Blackjack 15 comments csharp
- Writing a cooperative multithreading library in Rust, need code review. https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/5m28qn/writing_a_cooperative_multithreading_library_in/ 7 comments rust
- I am a Haskell newbie writing a general purpose tool to format git diff and I'd need a code review https://github.com/petereon/diffparser/blob/master/src/Parser.hs 6 comments haskellquestions
- I love the book Pydon’ts and I wrote a review so that other Python lovers can learn new ways of writing elegant, compelling, and expressive code. https://www.kdnuggets.com/2022/05/pydonts-write-elegant-python-code-free-book-review.html 6 comments python
- CLI Tool writes git commit messages or do a code review brief for you using ChatGPT AI (gpt-4, gpt-3.5-turbo model) https://github.com/appleboy/CodeGPT 3 comments golang
- I am writing a file encryption utility (work in progress) I would like to get my code reviewed to keep it as secure as possible. https://github.com/k3rb3ros/three_fizer 34 comments crypto
- After several years of inactivity, the Underhanded C contest has returned. The object is to write a short, readable, innocent-looking computer program that nevertheless performs some evil function for reasons that are not obvious under code review. The prize is a $200 gift certificate to ThinkGeek. http://underhanded.xcott.com/?p=21 204 comments programming