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Obie Fernandez writes a blog post about how pair programming is not for the masses. I find it interesting that his post addresses many of the items that were not discussed at the Agile 2009 session on how to debug pair programming.
Three ideas identified by Obie are common stumbling obstacles I have observed when trying to consistently use pair programming with product teams:
So, what is the solution? I am not really certain I know the answer since solutions are context sensitive. I believe some of the prerequisites are maturity within the developers, desire for code excellence by all parties and an open mind.IF we have these prerequisites in place, then we can begin to have a conversation.
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