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That's what I would think, too. I was surprised to see that it was the one complaint he couldn't make: > And as far as pairing is concerned, I know for a fact
by mcn 16y ago
That's what I would think, too. I was surprised to see that it was the one complaint he couldn't make:
> And as far as pairing is concerned, I know for a fact that I'm not as productive as when I pair-programmed at Pivotal. We got some amazing results, just chugging through the feature list.
- tptacek 16y agoProgrammers who blog about programming --- particularly, programmers who blog well enough about programming to get picked up on HN --- tend to be outliers in lots of other ways too. I'm saying, just because he got good productivity out of pairing doesn't mean that most developers do. Also, pairing can be both a productivity enhancer and a lever used by project managers and salespeople to increase project scope.