Stop Using 6 Chrome Tabs for Code Reviews—Do It in Your Terminal
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You know that moment when you're reviewing a PR and you need to: Check the GitHub diff (tab 1) Search stack overflow for the pattern (tab 2) Open the docs (tab 3) Look at existing similar code (tab 4) Google the random error (tab 5) Have slack open because someone inevitably messages you (tab 6) Yeah. Let's fix that. The Old Way Sucks Browser-based code review tools are slow for one simple reason: they're not built for developers who think in terminal commands. You're constantly switching…
1Key Takeaways
- You know that moment when you're reviewing a PR and you need to: Check the GitHub diff (tab 1) Search stack overflow for the pattern (tab 2) Open the docs (tab 3) Look at existing similar code (tab 4) Google the random error (tab 5) Have slack open because someone inevitably messages you (tab 6) Yeah.
- The Old Way Sucks Browser-based code review tools are slow for one simple reason: they're not built for developers who think in terminal commands.
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that you know that moment when you're reviewing a PR and you need to: Check the GitHub diff (tab 1) Search stack overflow for the pattern (tab 2) Open the docs (tab 3) Look at existing similar code (tab 4) Google the random error (tab 5) Have slack open because someone inevitably messages you (tab 6) Yeah.
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