Software developers are expensive. Managers or product owners are always struggling to account for every hour that we as programmers work. Why then would they ever agree to let half of their developers simply watch others? Because in many cases it sa...
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Wonderful article, Ruben! I really appreciate your emphasis on pair programming for knowledge transfer. Building organizational memory is something I’ve been pondering a lot recently.
Great write-up. I am a big fan of pair programming. I only really like it in person though, with a remote work style it feels a bit off to me.
Also if you're doing it make sure to switch up who is typing every 15-30 minutes or so!
Tanish Shrivastava
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I hear that other learners also use pair programming, just to learn new concepts together.
Sadly, I seem to be not lucky enough to find someone who would be willing to do that with me.
Maybe I should try some more? Thanks for the article, Ruben Scheedler.