Code Review Culture: Why You Need to Have One

Hi!

I mentioned it briefly in the article, but in practice it’s not possible to lint every line of code with style and rules. There are always gonna be some things left for interpretation.

Moreover, I believe it’s better to leave space for personal preferences of a developer. Imo, I would never force to write one way over the other in the examples I mentioned. It’s like a handwriting in an essay — you’re ok to have your own (personal preference in code), but following the essay’s structure and overarching rules (architecture, code style in code).

That’s a fine line to balance on, indeed.

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