Pair Programming Remotely

September 7th, 2009

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I created this screencast about pair programming remotely.

It’s a way for developers to work together when they are not at the same office. We plan to use it when a team member works from home.

Tagged with: screencast, remote pair programming

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Oren Golan

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Oren is a Senior Ruby Developer. When he is not munching on the ruby syntax on his Dvorak keyboard, Oren is busy discovering life changing events. Never talk to the police, iPod Nano and Ubuntu are among his recent interests.

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Brian M Stevens
7 months ago

My cat knows UI too, meow_ui.css :)

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