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		bradfitz on Nov 14, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Go is moving to GitHub From best to worse, in my experience: 1) Google's current internal one 2) Gerrit (open source, to be used by Go) 3) Google's old one (Mondrian) 4) Rietveld (open source, but run for free at codereview.appspot.com) 5) Github I would totally suspect that Phabricator or Review Board would be well above Github (as are 1-4 in my list), but I don't know where. I have little desire to use or explore new code review systems at this point. Four per day is enough for me at the moment.

piotrkaminski on Nov 14, 2014 | [–]

In case you do want to try out another one at some point, I built https://reviewable.io to take some of my favorite features from Google's internal tool but integrate seamlessly with GitHub.

maherbeg on Nov 14, 2014 | [–]

Review Board isn't as good as it could be. Sometimes it's diffing tool provides far too much noise to be useful.

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