About this episode
Topics include:
- The benefits of pairing with someone more experienced than you
- The benefits of pairing with someone less experienced than you
- How pairing helps you build things faster
- Why pairing often removes the need for code review
- How to get started with pairing if you've never done it before
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Links:
- Tuple, the remote pairing tool Ben is building
- Tuple's Pair Programming Guide
- The Art of Product, Ben's podcast with Derrick Reimer
- Ben's blog
- Pair programming on Wikipedia
- "Extreme Programming Explained" by Kent Beck
- "How to Improve as a Programmer"
- Llewellyn’s strong-style pairing
- The Pomodoro Technique
- Vehikl podcast episode on pairing
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