This is one I was looking forward to. Good communication is a key to this. The points you mentioned of taking out the friction of the extremely nitpicky stuff like spaces/tabs and making the time for code reviews in the project scope are critical to make it as positive of an experience as it should be. So far, the connections I have that I share code with have all made it a great and uplifting experience when I have them review my code or help me find an error.
Question: How have you handled a colleague reviewing your code that was using more negative/condescending language?
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This is one I was looking forward to. Good communication is a key to this. The points you mentioned of taking out the friction of the extremely nitpicky stuff like spaces/tabs and making the time for code reviews in the project scope are critical to make it as positive of an experience as it should be. So far, the connections I have that I share code with have all made it a great and uplifting experience when I have them review my code or help me find an error.
Question: How have you handled a colleague reviewing your code that was using more negative/condescending language?