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You can read the newsletter on the web, if you prefer.
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Hi,
Pair programming is fun and IMHO extremely efficient. There are plenty of
advantages. For example when you are stuck, the other person will likely be
able to help you out. You get immediate feedback to your ideas. Doing it
live is even more fun. It is almost like doing 'mob programming' or
'ensemble programming' or 'ensemble working' as it is called by various
people.
You can watch the recent session Mark Gardner and I had developing a
Mojolicious web application (
https://perlmaven.com/course-management-app-in-mojolicious ). You can also
register for the next session.
Earlier I had two such sessions with Ferenc Erki about Rex (
https://code-maven.com/rex ) that we will continue.
I'd go even further, if you are interested in having such a session with
me, writing some open source code then let me know in a private e-mail.
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Hi,
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Pair programming is fun and IMHO extremely efficient. There are ple=
nty of advantages. For example when you are stuck, the other person will li=
kely be able to help you out. You get immediate feedback to your ideas. Doi=
ng it live is even more fun. It is almost like doing 'mob programming' or '=
ensemble programming' or 'ensemble working' as it is called by various peop=
le.
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You can watch the recent session Mark Gardner and I had https://perlmaven.com/course-management-app-in-mojolicious">developing a Mo=
jolicious web application. You can also register for the next session.
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Earlier I had two such sessions with Ferenc Erki about ttps://code-maven.com/rex">Rex that we will continue.
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I'd go even further, if you are interested in having such a session=
with me, writing some open source code then let me know in a private e-mai=
l.
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Enjoy your week!
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Your editor: Gabor Szabo.
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