16. The method of claim 15 , wherein the code for review is grouped such that options for completing the review comprise: completing the review task-by-task; completing the review difference-by-difference; and completing the review line-by-line.
15. A method facilitating task-grouped-code-review performed at least in part via computer interaction, the method comprising: receiving a computer generated notification indicating a particular reviewer of a plurality of reviewers is assigned to review a task with which differences are associated; presenting, via a graphical user interface, a list of tasks to which the particular reviewer is assigned; receiving, via an input device, a selection of a task to review; for differences associated with the selected task, presenting the differences associated with the selected task in a predefined order in the graphical user interface; responsive to each presented difference, prompting, via the graphical user interface, for one or more actions by the particular reviewer, the actions comprising: accepting the difference; rejecting the difference; and commenting on the difference; determining whether additional tasks remain to be selected; in an event at least one task remains to be selected, selecting a remaining task to review; in an event no tasks remain to be selected, ending the task-grouped-code-review; notifying an author of the differences reviewed that review by the particular reviewer is complete; storing results of the review by the particular reviewer; and determining whether a review cycle is complete, such that: in an event that the review cycle is not complete, preparing incomplete difference blocks for further task-grouped-code-review; or in an even that the review cycle is complete, preparing the task-grouped-code-review for storage.