*** Team Lead Question Ela Answer Cheyali

[kumarskyhigh]

Question: During a code review one developer made changes to other developers code . You know some developers treat their code like babies and get pissed off others changes. How do you handle this situation? 

[saradagakasepu]

babies make mistakes...elders should correct them...

[saradagakasepu]

best practices, code optimization, etc., lantivi cheppi babu ni samudayinchu bro.

[dotnetrockz]

No single devloper own google.com...

 

idhi main line inka story alluko nee istam

[dkchinnari]

sry..naa domain kadhu 

[STRAWBERRY]

sue chestha ani cheppu 

[iTeachSAP]

Let the pissed ones pissed. If they cant pissed piss cant stop pissed...

[iTeachSAP]

Let the pissed ones pissed. If they cant pissed ,piss cant stop pissed...

[ramu]

[ipaddress0]

Firstly shit happens bhayya

okka vela if process about code change is already in place then aa developer ni konchem mandalinchi next time follow process ani cheppu

If no process in place then come up with a process and explain to the team and as a lead make sure they adhere to it

Skipping the process first time is a mistake
Skipping it second time might be an oversight
Skipping it again is a habit

[teluguwatch]

Firstly ###### happens bhayya

okka vela if process about code change is already in place then aa developer ni konchem mandalinchi next time follow process ani cheppu

If no process in place then come up with a process and explain to the team and as a lead make sure they adhere to it

Skipping the process first time is a mistake
Skipping it second time might be an oversight
Skipping it again is a habit

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[infinity]

Question: During a code review one developer made changes to other developers code . You know some developers treat their code like babies and get pissed off others changes. How do you handle this situation? 

first thing you have to understand is you dont own the code even if you write it.. you might have developed module and if another developer is assigned he will change .. no one can say i own this .. but the second developer should have good reason and be able to support why he is doing it and whose authority he is doing it (approval from a manager)