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I don't think pair programming can be quantified. This article doesn't take into account the learning that happens while pair programming. The examples given of
by zachlatta 13y ago
I don't think pair programming can be quantified. This article doesn't take into account the learning that happens while pair programming. The examples given of when pair programming does and doesn't work are irrelevant.
- logical42 13y agoI agree. This fails to account for: 1) The cost to train a novice developer & 2) The value if having two people equally acquainted with a code base (thereby reducing dependency on a particular employee)