I would agree with the author. Pair programming just isn't practical. You've got two developers working on the same problem, but at a much slower pace than eith

I would agree with the author. Pair programming just isn't practical. You've got two developers working on the same problem, but at a much slower pace than either of them would be if they were working on there own. It's much better for one developer to work on a piece of code and then have the other review it after a day or two of work.