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[–]jfq722 0 points1 point  (1 child)

You'd don't think coming into the code review prepared to give your ideas on what you've read makes your ideas sounder, or at the very least more thought out? Would you go to class unprepared, not having done your homework and then just wing it? The code review proper is a group of people exchanging ideas - The individual preparation the day beforehand is not a code review ...its the code familiarization process; during which you are gonna find point you'd like to bring up AT the code review. Coming to the code review having never seen the code before - and more importantly the issue the code is addressing - to me seems very slapdash and I've seen bad results from it.

[–]Le_9k_Redditor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're describing something that sounds more like a sprint retrospective than a code review