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This article has a "The Issues with Async Reviews" section but not a "The Issues With Pair Programming and Mobbing" one, so it's not a particularly considered p
by SCdF 4y ago
This article has a "The Issues with Async Reviews" section but not a "The Issues With Pair Programming and Mobbing" one, so it's not a particularly considered piece.
I have found that pair programming destroys the ability to coherently think about a large portion of work for a large portion of developers. It is not easy to be "on" all the time, and a lot of people work at a pace or in a structure that is not compatible with that.
- sodapopcan 4y agoI haven't personally found this to be the case at all but pair programming doesn't necessarily mean always working with someone _at all times_. Since I'm a big pairing advocate and I think it's important to pair off every day, but there's absolutely nothing wrong with deciding with your pair that a particular problem needs some alone time.
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