How was code review conducted in your previous projects?

Code review in past projects was conducted through version control systems, usually Git, using platforms like GitHub or GitLab. After a developer completed a task, they created a pull request (or merge request), where colleagues reviewed the changes.

Main points of the process:

• Checking readability and clarity of the code.
• Compliance with code style and architectural standards of the project.
• Searching for potential bugs and vulnerabilities.
• Discussing alternative solutions and improvements.

Automatic checks (linters, tests) were often used to speed up the review. It was important to provide constructive feedback and respond quickly to comments to avoid delaying releases.