By skyforbes 
When developers hear “code review,” the first thought is often bug-catching. And yes, reviews do catch logical errors, security risks, or overlooked edge cases. But if we stop there, we’re missing out on their biggest impact.
1. Knowledge Sharing
A review allows developers to see how others solve problems. New patterns, language features, or even shortcuts in tooling flow naturally through reviews. Over time, the team gets stronger together.
2. Consistency in Standards
Every team struggles with differences in coding style. Code reviews reinforce the agreed-upon rules, from naming conventions to error handling. This consistency makes codebases easier to maintain and onboard new teammates.
3. Mentorship & Growth
For junior developers, reviews are learning moments. For seniors, reviews sharpen communication and mentoring skills. Instead of just “what’s wrong,” good reviewers explain “why,” turning feedback into a growth opportunity.
4. Design Level Feedback
Reviews aren’t just about semicolons or spacing. They’re about asking: Is this the right design? Is there a simpler approach? Is this solution scalable…
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