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Code reviews prevent this as well, without all the overhead incurred by pair programming. I think pair programming has its uses, but unless the 2 working toget
by rajin444 5y ago
Code reviews prevent this as well, without all the overhead incurred by pair programming.
I think pair programming has its uses, but unless the 2 working together are on the same level it's really hard to get into "flow".
- steelframe 5y ago> Code reviews prevent this as well, without all the overhead incurred by pair programming. I'm a big believer in correcting errant behavior in the moment. Simply the presence of an overseer can coerce a developer to avoid taking shortcuts with the hope that it might go overlooked in an asynchronous code review.
- fao_ 5y agoDo they? I am on a team of two, and yet, I rarely have time to audit code that my fellow has written, simply because the rest of the day demands other tasks to be focused upon
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoIf you don't have time to review, would you have time to pair? I think time constraints are a deeper problem
- fao_ 5y agoYou would be surprised