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Giving Back Through Code Review

hackerone.com | blog | #code-review | #google | #volunteering | #pullrequest | #nonprofits | #opensource
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For GoogleServe, PullRequest and Google.org recruited 50 Googlers across 14 offices to code review nonprofit projects like the Wikimedia Commons Android app, catching bugs and reducing technical debt.
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