Chapter 34. Pair Programming
Two developers work together at the same computer to build a feature. One developer is known as the driver, and the other is the navigator; the driver is at the keyboard and is building the software to meet the task-at-hand, and the navigator is thinking forward to design implications and reviewing the work being done. The practice of Pair Programming is sometimes described as a continuous form of peer code review.
Business Value
The practice of Pair Programming is an excellent way to improve the quality of the software being built. Pair programming is effective at spreading expertise across the team and reducing resource bottlenecks, which enables the team to respond to changes faster, increasing flexibility. Finally, ...
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