CST438 Software Engineering: Week 4
One of the really interesting things about Google's code review process is how this review culture scales at such a massive company. Because every change is reviewed, it means even very experienced engineers get feedback loops, which keeps quality high and knowledge shared. Another interesting detail is that they have a sort of "ownership" model, where certain people are the go to approvers for parts of the codebase. That way, you know someone who really understands that area has given it a thumbs up. So Google's code review is not just about checking code but it's also about building a robust, shared understanding of the entire system.