What is plz.review?
Better coding workflows for teams.
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Better coding workflows for teams.
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At its core, is an interface to your team’s Git code changes and the reviews associated with those code changes.
It serves as a layer on top of your GitHub repo that is focused on the task of creating reviewable code changes, and letting you review your team’s code changes, in a more pleasant and productive way.
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At we work on a lot of projects hosted on GitHub. While GitHub's PR model is simple to use, it creates a workflow where the typical output is a large pull request. These PRs often address many dimensions of a feature or fix all at once, and are very unwieldy to review.
We longed for power tools like the internal code review apps at Google (Critique/Gerrit) and Facebook (Phabricator). We wanted our tools to encourage meaningful commits as checkpoints for feedback. We wanted a workflow encouraging more incremental output that's easier on reviewers.
This wonderful by Jackson Gabbard goes into a lot of the specifics of how we prefer to work, and why we felt a tool that bridges this workflow with GitHub was needed.
We’ve now used plz on many of our own projects. We think it’s a big step forward for developer productivity and want to share it with the world!
You can use plz’s web UI as an alternate UX to GH.
You can use the plz CLI and create stacks of reviews.
We support modern browsers, which include stable versions of Chrome, Safari, Brave, Edge, and Firefox.
Learn the fundamentals to get a deeper understanding of our main features:
by Jackson Gabbard
by Gregory Szorc
See for more on these features.
Check out our for information on auth, installation, and your first steps with the product.