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Development teams of all sizes, QA teams, and project leads aiming to improve code standards and collaborate effectively.
When a developer finishes a set of code changes, they create a review request in the tool. Peers then examine the modifications, leave comments, suggest changes, or approve the work. Once approved, the code is merged into the main branch.
Some tools are web-based, so no installation is needed; others might require plugins or clients.
Depends on the size of changes but usually between minutes to a few hours.
Yes, inline commenting is a key feature in most peer review tools.
Not always, but it's highly recommended to maintain quality.
Most of them support integration with popular bug trackers for seamless workflow.
