Ping Pong Programming

Ping-pong programming (P3) is an offspring of two well-known extreme programming practices: pair programming and test-driven development. These practices by themselves promote intra-team knowledge sharing. One of the major issues preventing effective pairing is passivity. When used simultaneously with test-driven development, it encourages more frequent switching of roles: one programmer writes a failing unit test, then passes the keyboard to the other who writes the corresponding code, then goes on to a new test.

Fighting Poor Practice - Go Pair Programing

Pair or collaborative programming is where two programmers develop software side by side at one computer. This practice has been nominated several times in the last decades as an improved way of developing software. Why ? Because the end defect content is statistically lower; Programmers solve problems faster; They are more satisfied ;They learn good techniques and habits and many more...