Re: Any advice on remote pairing?
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Hi Milton, Zoom.us is free for 1:1 meetings, or for more people for 40-minute blocks at a time. It works well most of the time. ScreenHero is a bit flaky but is free (if you can get an invite), and is nice for pairing because it allows both users' mice to be visible and functional at the same time on the shared screen. It doesn't support webcam sharing, though. Earlier this year I recorded a Pluralsight course on pair programming, which includes tips for making it work remotely as well as in person, here: https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/pair-programming Thanks, Steve On Wed, Oct 5, 2016 at 4:06 PM, [email protected] [extremeprogramming] <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I'm organizing a team that works remotely, who are new to XP. I'm new to > XP -- a recent convert and true believer in the team approach to > development. I even know how to organize the tasks around the use stories > and task cards using a storyboard. Agile is great! > > I just wonder if a video request by me will work if the users have low > bandwidth. Any tips to encourage them to be sure they 'see' each other for > at least 15 minutes a day and to work together. > > Also, any tips of collaborative software. I'm starting with Asana and > we'll be using Skype. If anything, I can certainly get them on the screen > -- but me as project manager might be overkill if done every day. I plan to > meet them remotely at least once a week and at most 2 time, with getting > daily standup email updates from them. > > Thanks ahead of time. I'm also new to this group. > > > > -- Steve Smith http://Ardalis.com/ http://twitter.com/ardalis