I have finally been able to work with Visual Studio and TFS code reviews. There were a couple thing that threw me off I wanted to write about. If you want a good quick overview of what this is check out the Channel9 video “Using Code Review to Improve Quality.” There are a few things to note about this feature no one calls out easily: 1- You must have TFS to enable this 2- You must have at least Visual Studio 2012 premium If you have those two things you can start doing code reviews this way. It is a great feature I think. Sadly it will be under utilized by a lot of development shops for a few reason. First, I think few will understand this feature is there and even if they do fewer will spend the time to defined their processes for it. Second I think a lot of development shops have only a professional license, don’t use TFS as their back, or if they do, they don’t work to use its full capability and just use it as source control. With all that said if you are using it or thinking