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Over the last two months, I have started to evaluate SCOPE, the Staged Change Review Model, with several software teams.
Today, I want to share some of the findings, and in particular which changes I introduced to SCOPE because of the insi...
I have been thinking a lot about what code review should look like when coding agents take over a substantial part of implementation.
AI-generated code comes with many challenges. Giving up on code review could be one option, but only if a...
Hi everyone,
Over the last half-year, I have become deeply involved in code review research again. I have studied code review for many years, but agentic programming is changing some of its underlying assumptions. Code can now be produced...
I’ve been working with developers and organizations to improve their code review practices for over 10 years now. In a new post, I share two phenomena I see emerging with the increased use of agentic programming: code review surrender and c...
In May, I was invited to join about 40 leading software engineering researchers from academia and industry at Aalborg University in Copenhagen for the 3rd Copenhagen Symposium on Human-Centered AI Adoption in Software Engineering, organized...
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