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That's a nice insight, I'll be sure to check with the dev next time it happens to see if it's actually helping or not. I personally do it in crunch situations
by me551ah 8y ago
That's a nice insight, I'll be sure to check with the dev next time it happens to see if it's actually helping or not.
I personally do it in crunch situations for the following reasons:
1. Since there are more eyes on the code being written, mistakes made are an intersection of what either the driver or navigator would make.
2. It makes the developer less likely to procrastinate. I only use this as a last resort though and timebox it to an hour.