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Iterative Review

Iterative Review is a software development practice where code, designs, or other work products are reviewed incrementally and repeatedly throughout the development process, rather than as a single final step. It involves frequent, small-scale feedback loops to catch issues early, improve quality, and foster collaboration among team members. This approach is often integrated into agile or DevOps workflows to support continuous improvement and reduce rework.

Also known as: Incremental Review, Continuous Review, Frequent Review, Stepwise Review, Iterative Code Review
🧊Why learn Iterative Review?

Developers should use Iterative Review to enhance code quality, accelerate learning, and reduce integration problems by identifying defects and design flaws early in the development cycle. It is particularly valuable in fast-paced environments like agile teams, where it helps maintain velocity and adapt to changing requirements, and in collaborative projects to ensure consistency and knowledge sharing across the team.

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