Different working styles in software development are often thought of as academic exercises and we often find ourselves are pulled back to individual working as the default. There are better ways of arranging ourselves to do the work and I want to explore a couple of those here and recommend strong-style pairing as the easiest way of improving your (and your team's) development life.

1. Elements
Style
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2. hey hi hello
derek graham @deejaygraham

3. Style ?

7. 90% done

8. PROCESS

10. are you
XP?

11. XP Engineering Practices
• Continuous
Integration
• Pair Programming
• Test Driven
Development
• Simple Design
• Refactoring
• Collective Code
Ownership
• Sustainable Pace

12. Pair<dev, dev>

14. Navigator Driver

15. Driver
*reconstruction

16. Navigator
*reconstruction

17. “I have an idea,
giveme
the keyboard”

18. Swarming

20. C#
JSON
Test Script
DB Admin
HTML Deploy Script

21. – Our Team
“Swarming … is the first
time we’ve felt like a
genuine team instead of
individuals all working for
the same manager.”

22. Mob
Programming

24. –Woody Zuill
“All the brilliant people,
working on the same thing,
at the same time,
in the same space,
and at the same computer.”

25. coding&
design&
testing&
deployment

26. Mob = XP++

27. –Rachel Davies (Agile Coach)
“ Mobbing would be
in the XP book
(if only they'd
thought of it)”

28. !Mob

29. #Waste

30. “We don’t have
time to do it
right…”

31. Strong Style
Pairing

32. <strong>
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33. *reconstruction

35. “I have an idea,
give me
the keyboard…”

36. “I have an idea,
pleasetake
the keyboard…”

38. Pair.Key

39. Driver

40. Driver Typist

42. Cortana for Code
1.Listen to the navigator
2.Translate that into code
3.There is no 3

43. Siri for Syntax
• Write the Code
• Talk about the Code
• Rollback?
• Patience
• Incomplete Understanding

44. Alexa for Algorithms

45. If you have
the keyboard,
you can’t have
the ideas

46. Pair.Value

47. 1.Collaborate & Discuss
2.What is the next step?
3.Talk to the Typist
4.Park other issues

48. *reconstruction

49. Why ?
Pairing

50. Do you ever
have bugs?

52. Do you ever
have typographic
anomalies?

58. dev/null

59. Finding the right level
•Abstractions
•Language syntax
•Files, line numbers
•Key presses

63. Try Mobbing

64. Navigator
Navigator
Navigator
Driver/Typist
Navigator Navigator

65. NavigatorDriver/Typist

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69. https://ti.to/ne-bytes/november-2019-ne-bytes