Code Review Made Everything Worse

Thank you everyone for your code review!! Please see my update ./ ./ Employee.java* EmployeeAbstractAdapterMappingFactoryCreator.java* EmployeeAbstractFactory.java* EmployeeAdapter.java* EmployeeBean.java EmployeeCache.java* EmployeeCreationDTO.java* EmployeeDTO.java* EmployeeDTOStrategy.java* EmployeeEmployee.java* EmployeeException.java* EmployeeEFIRust.java* EmployeeFactory.java* EmployeeFactoryProvider.java* EmployeeHandler.java* EmployeeIMock.java* EmployeeIMockImpl.java* EmployeeImmutable.java* EmployeeImpl.java* EmployeeLogger.java* EmployeeManager.java* EmployeeMapper.java* EmployeePresenter.java* EmployeeProxy.java* EmployeeRepository.java* EmployeeRouter.java* EmployeeSalary.java* EmployeeService.java* EmployeeStrategy.java* EmployeeUtil.java* EmployeeValidator.java*

A dark-themed code editor shows a post saying “Thank you everyone for your code review!! Please see my update,” followed by a huge list of Employee-related Java files, nearly all marked as changed. The joke is that the code review led to an absurdly large refactor or explosion of files, making the update much worse and more complicated. It is used as a reaction to overengineering, excessive review comments, or a developer responding to feedback by changing everything. EN: A dark-themed code editor shows a post saying “Thank you everyone for your code review!! Please see my update,” followed by a huge list of Employee-related Java files, nearly all marked as changed. The joke is that the code review led to an absurdly large refactor or explosion of files, making the update much worse and more complicated. It is used as a reaction to overengineering, excessive review comments, or a developer responding to feedback by changing everything.

• @ithueti / 12115 2024-03-11