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On 14 Oct 2016, at 17:30, Adam Sroka [email protected]
[extremeprogramming] wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 14, 2016 at 3:21 PM, Steven Gordon [email protected]
> [extremeprogramming] <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> How would you make pairing "easy" for a fully distributed team?
>
> There are things you can do to make it relatively less hard. For
> example,
> you can structure your time in such a way that it is clear when pairs
> will
> be available and when they won’t be. You couple this with a promise
> not to
> work on production code without a pair. I prefer to use most of this
> time
> studying the stuff I think I’ll need to know for the next pairing
> session
> so that I don’t have to look it up then. This is very effective for
> me, but
> it is very hard to institute unless you are starting from scratch.
Alex Harms and I recently started a wiki about distributed Agile. We're
hoping to collect (and perhaps to self-organize) shared wisdom: when it
can't work, when it can, and how.
We'd love it if any and all of you shared a bit of your experience.
You're cordially invited to join and contribute as little or as much as
you like. The wiki's here: http://shapemywork.com/
It might look a little sleepy right now, possibly because I brought it
online right before disappearing to get married (twice, on separate
continents) and to join a new team. I'm pretty sure I'm done getting
married now, and it's a distributed team, so even if nobody else pitches
in, I expect to be contributing to the wiki a fair amount myself. Happy
to have your help.
- Amitai
P.S. Does anyone know of a C2 mirror? Ward's wiki seems to be gone. :-(
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