Coffee is my fuel for coding. Working at @Genuitec
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George Anderson retweeted
my proposed bug fixes for humanity 2.0:
-rework lower back to remove structural weakness
-teeth now regenerate
-remove redundant forms of hemoglobin
-fix feeling-like-you're-falling-when-asleep glitch
-optional bioluminescence
-fix allergy glitch
-patch out mosquitos
-R
How cool! Happy Birthday @genuitec!
George Anderson retweeted
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Forced pair programming sessions? Damn! I agree that they should just come naturally. We do pair and mob programming pretty effectively, but they are not forced but we do them because we learned to identify when they are needed. Also, we know the right tools to not burn us out.
So I only have one main #development setup and it's all in my desktop computer. Sometimes I just need a change of scenery so I continue coding in my laptop at my backyard. I don't need to setup anything. I just share a #CodeTogether session with myself. And that's awesome!
Damn true. I do love playing rocket league in my PC with my fellas who are in their PS4.
Calling all the gamers + devs out there. 😎
Cross-platform makes everything just better. 🤩
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May the Code be with you! #MayThe4th
CodeTogether. Or Not. There is no screen sharing.
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George Anderson retweeted
How quickly do Jr. developers onboard and "come up to speed" on your team?
Are they are learning and collaborating with the team on day #1?
Do they feel part of the team immediately?
Do they feel like they are interrupting someone else's work flow when they ask questions?
I loved reading this article by @jlangr. We often underestimate the power of pairing while #programming or even while learning. It's a win-win relationship for both experienced and new #developers.
I iterated a number of reasons why mob programming might increase speed over pairing or solo dev in this article: bit.ly/2G7V9t3
Thanks for trying it out! Glad you liked it. Regarding the 60 minutes (and other) limitation, it's not yet enforced due to Covid. So all pro features are available for free at the moment.
But I don't want to loose credibility just because of that. I encourage you to try and compare, then you use what works better for you. Regarding comparing each other, I'm sure you will find more blogs with feature matrix :) So you will see for yourself.
That's a tricky question! 😆I am both. CodeTogether was born as a solution for our internal frustration with existing tools for pair programming, so we created it and I work directly in the development team. And yes, I'm highly satisfied with it as well! 😇😇
It all depends on what you are looking for. For instance, CodeTogether works everywhere (regardless of the IDE), including a browser. You can compare features here: codetogether.com/docs/pair-p…
And pair programming is meant for specific tasks. In either case, be sure to use the right tools that cover all of the cases. Try codetogether.com for an enhanced experience on remote collaboration