REDMOND, Wash. — Jan. 5, 2012 — Two Microsoft developers walk into a bar, order $2 Pabst Blue Ribbon tall boys, and talk code.
Similar
scenes probably play out every evening in Seattle, so there was nothing
remarkable about the night in January 2009 when Clark Roberts and Mike
Cook met up at Sully’s Bar. But most happy hours don’t spark a project
that’s used by developers in every division at Microsoft and will ship
in one of the company’s major products. This one did.
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That night marked the start of
CodeFlow, a collaborative code review tool that has been used by 28,000
developers across Microsoft. It has won a host of internal honors,
including a 2011 Engineering Excellence Award, and is being incorporated
into the next release of Visual Studio.
The
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