Learn how to build an automated code review bot in 45 minutes using Cline CLI. We'll show participants how to create a production-ready script that reviews Git commits for bugs, security issues, and code quality - then integrate it into pre-commit hooks, GitHub Actions, or CI/CD pipelines. Participants will walk away with a working tool they can customize for their own projects.
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Advantages
Free, one long video that covers a topic end to end.
Use the chapters to jump to what you need.
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Disadvantages
No exercises or certificate: code along to make it stick.
No certificate.
Short (1 hour): an overview, not deep coverage.
No graded assignments or feedback.
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