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Flexible Mob and Pair Programming
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title: Flexible Mob and Pair Programming
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date: 2024-01-02
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permalink: archive/2024/01/02/flexible-pair-programming
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Have you ever asked a colleague to review code you're writing or help you fix a bug?
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That's pair programming.
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- software-development
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- pair-programming
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Doing pair or programming doesn't mean you need to be working in groups continuously.
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If you've asked a colleague to review the code you're writing or help you fix a bug, that's pair programming.
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You don't always need a driver and navigator, a set rotation time or dedicated allocated daily pair programming time.
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While that works for some teams, and on some occasions, you can do what's needed or feels right at the time to complete the task at hand.
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If you need a short pair programming session to fix a bug or finish a feature, to review some code before you merge it or submit it for code review, or want to pair ad-hoc or for one afternoon a week, that works, too.
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There isn't one way to do pair or mob programming.
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Do what works for you.
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