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Code and the Written Word

Code history is like a narrated history of code.  The ability for git rebase to reorder, rework and polish commits allow a developer (and code reviewers) to curate the code history so that it tells a well structured story.  This post will wander through how strongly the analogy can work.

TL;DR version in the slides.  Read on for the long form.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Matthew TippettPosted on January 28, 2016February 4, 2016Categories SoftwareTags code, reviews, software1 Comment on Code and the Written Word

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