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  • palatino winotype
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    Originally posted by Cr1spy View Post
    Now I've been around the programming block a few times. But I'm often amazed at the new techniques that emerge.

    Take this example of a new Pair programming technique:

    Spooning

    "now it's time for a pull request..."


    I couldn't bear to do pair programming.

    It's the whole personal space thing. Imagine having to double up with somebody first thing on a Monday morning.

    Not my bag.

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  • sbakoola
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    I remember one lady recruitment agent laughing and getting haughty at me when I told her that I hadn't used pair programming at the investment bank gig I once did. She got high and mighty about it but I put her down a peg or two when we got into technical design patterns and practices.

    I suppose pairs programming works fine when its a really complex task though.

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  • Cr1spy
    started a topic Pair programming techniques - Spooning

    Pair programming techniques - Spooning

    Now I've been around the programming block a few times. But I'm often amazed at the new techniques that emerge.

    Take this example of a new Pair programming technique:

    Spooning

    "now it's time for a pull request..."

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