In 2013 we at sipgate invented "Mob programming" by chance. Of course, other clever people before us already had the idea of no longer sitting alone in front of the computer. But we didn't know that back then. Since then we almost all work "in the pair" or "in the mob". This works so well for us that we write books about it and in 2018 more than 12,000 people visited us to take a closer look at the agile work at sipgate. This talk shows you why programming alone is out of the question - and why you can simply achieve more together - with concrete examples from our everyday work as developers in a cross-functional team. Also for yourself.
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10. Headphone Programming
… is the art of doing
everything your way and
only your way. You build it,
you run it, you get called in
the middle of the night.
21. Pair Programming
… is a technique in which
two programmers work
together at one workstation.
One, the driver, writes code
while the other, the
navigator, reviews each line
of code as it is typed in. The
two programmers switch
roles frequently.
(wikipedia)
32. Mob Programming
… is a software
development approach
where the whole team works
on the same thing, at the
same time, in the same
space, and at the same
computer.
(wikipedia)