what’s new review assistant

When preparing the release of updated Review Assistant and Code Compare versions, our main objective was to support new Visual Studio 2019.

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When working on this release of Review Assistant, we focused on improving the process of performing code review. We have addressed a number of issues with the product UI, changed the statuses of reviews, added categories for comments to code and completely reworked email notifications.

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Summary: In Review Assistant 2.0 we have modified the simple review workflow. Now it is possible to add a code-related comment and accept author’s changes, and at the same time leave the review open. (more…)

Summary: This article describes improvements we have introduced into the iterative code review process — the distinctive Review Assistant feature.

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Summary: This article describes new Review Assistant features, namely: the possibility to work with several repositories within a single review, and also the possibility to add nested repositories into a project.

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Summary: One of our main missions, while working on the new version of Review Assistant was to improve user experience in general. This article describes how we have solved some UX problems related to the commenting on code.

This is the second article in a series of What’s New in Review Assistant 2.0. First of all  I would recommend reading the previous article “Code Review Board Re-designed“.

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Summary: In Review Assistant v2.0 we have completely redesigned the Code Review Board window. We have made efforts to make performance more straightforward, and to make the application UI more natural for Visual Studio 2012 and 2013.

This is the first article in a series of What’s New in Review Assistant 2.0.

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We have started developing the new version of Review Assistant – code review tool for Visual Studio.

We are glad to inform our users that we’ve started the development of the new version of our product for code review automation.

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