At Suse they use GitHub for code reviews

[suchona.kani.z]

There is a tool called Kibana for visualizing logs and search data .
From the large number of examples, it's clear that this is
exactly the thing you're looking for when you want to search your website (or your
data).
D. Majda – Code Reviews FTW!

A shorter introduction to Code Reviews, clear,
concise, no unnecessary fluff, straight to the point.

Pull requests are used. After the pull request,
someone else from the development team reviews the code and evaluates whether
the code is OK according to the checklist, or returns it to the developer and they explain together what
could/should be different. When accepting the code, the author himself integrates the code into
the master.
Don't get emotional and personal in code review, it's about
code. Otherwise, it can cause discord in the team.
J. Vrána – Code Reviews with
Phabricator

Life in America is so evident in the spoken
English, great. Professional presentation office 365 database of Phabricator and its components.

Phabricator is the next level
of what they do at Suse. It organizes code reviews and provides great
tools.
It works with versioning systems Git,
Mercurial, Subversion.
Components:
Differential – clearly displays changes in
the code with syntax highlighting,
Diffusion – code viewer, commits,
there is a link for everything (for each commit),
Manifest – bug tracker,
Herald – announces events (very cleverly)
that are happening,
and more – everything is clearly laid out on the Phabricator website .
Saturday was much more successful thanks to a few
speakers, lunch did not improve. On Saturday there was no problem with English,
everyone who was on stage spoke excellently.

I also tried out
MindBall (controlling a ball with your mind) in the WebExpo lobby, looked
at several interesting desktop games for adults and drank several cups of
very good tea from cas-na-caj.cz . I was able to see (others also
tried) Google Glass and take a picture in a smilebox . See 3D printers in action (I don't see anything amazing about it
yet). Talk at one booth about obtaining information from images
and videos (detection of faces, figures, cars). And that's all.