Code Review Gone Bad

“Hi Mike,

I just wanted to once again apologize for yesterday’s code review. I said and did some things I’m not very proud of.

First, I shouldn’t have insisted on conducting the review in Lojban. I guess I thought that it would help bring logical order to the process, which clearly didn’t happen. Moreover, assuming that you’re conversational (much less fluent) in Lojban was presumptuous on my part. U’u (oops, there I go again).

Second, I admit that it was unnecessary and somewhat over the top for to call you a “corporate whore” for using Java. I see now that even though it’s a deeply flawed language which only a deranged lunatic or a corporate shill with a questionable moral compass would want to use, it’s a department standard and, as such, should be followed.

Next, trying to inject you with “dependency juice” was a poorly thought out way to demonstrate the importance of dependency injection. Just to put your mind at ease, as far as I can tell, the chemical composition of dependency juice is largely fit for human consumption.

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But perhaps the thing that I want (and am legally obligated) to apologize for most is how our code review ended. Specifically, I really regret printing out the offending class and ritualistically burning it in front of you. This was probably unnecessary and, as I later came to find out, a safety hazard.

I thank you for your time and understanding.

Sincerely,

Bob”

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