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>> How do you do a peer review in a one person shop?
>
>You just have to be a little more creative. :)
>
>If you do not have a group or peers in you shop, you simply
>review your own code.

And one of the best ways to do this is to "explain" it out loud to an
imaginary person. OK it looks like you are talking to yourself (and you
are), but the act of having to actually say the various bits so that you
hear them gets the whole process working properly.

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