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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2019 · 17 MIN

Pair Programming

from Developing Up · host Ben Orenstein, Mike Miles

Development is not a individual activity, it is a team activity. To grow your development skills and knowledge you need to be able to work collaboratively with other developers. In this episode we talk with Ben Orenstein (@r00k), co-host of The Art of Product Podcast and co-founder and CEO of Tuple about pair programming. Ben talks about how pairing with other developers early in his career helped him grow. We discuss methods developers can use for implementing pairing and the benefits it has for individuals and teams. When you are able to learn from and teach other developers, you'll find that your own development capabilities grow in new ways. Links from this Episode Ben Orenstein The Art of Product Podcast Tuple Learn to Pair guide Have an idea for a future episode? Tweet Us: @devuppodcast Email Us: [email protected]

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Development is not a individual activity, it is a team activity. To grow your development skills and knowledge you need to be able to work collaboratively with other developers. In this episode we discuss methods developers can use for implementing pair programming and the benefits it has for individuals and teams.

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