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Those are issues of culture and communication. I'm not saying it's easy to solve but it is possible given enough effort and push from management. Although gener
by marcinzm 7y ago
Those are issues of culture and communication. I'm not saying it's easy to solve but it is possible given enough effort and push from management. Although generally you have to do so from day 1 since retro-fitting it after the fact is much more difficult.
>That critical FooBarAdapter becomes something that only Naimh can work on because without co-location if another developer is stuck on it, rather than grabbing her for a "Can you look at this?" over the shoulder, it gets slung over the fence in an issue or pull request.
For example, with something like USE Together it's possible to have the equivalent of over the shoulder looks complete with easy input sharing.
- calcifer 7y ago> something like USE Together it's possible to have the equivalent of over the shoulder looks complete with easy input sharing. That sounds neither as effective nor as fast as pointing at my screen with my finger.
- marcinzm 7y agoI find it more effective. To looked over a screen you need to talk to me (or IM me), I then need to walk to your computer, squint at the screen and then ask you to move over if I need to dig into something (which then results in you squinting at the screen). The last one may involve me asking you to come over to my computer since your setup may be harder for me to navigate. With screen sharing I don't have to move, don't have to squint, we both get to have a perfect view of what is going on and I can pull things up on my own computer concurrently (and show it to you if I want to). edit: In fact, I find it so useful that even when we're in the same room the approach is to screen share.