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Paired Programming - The Pair-amid Scheme
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- Trillium Smith
A few days ago I had the pleasure of paired programming for the first time with Ben Holmen (@benholmen.com on π¦). Great chat, wonderful developer, and I can happily say that he turned me on to the idea of paired programming with strangers as a way to meet other devs and grow my professional network. Genius!
What is the Pair-amid Scheme πΊ
You can read more about Ben's take here, but the gist of it is that a dev offers their calendar open to book a few paired programming slots per week (in my case I limit mine to 2/week).
Ideally the person requesting the pairing has something to work on, but if the time devolves into general chatting about software development, that's also a success!
If you'd like to book a paired programming session we me, you can find my booking link at:
www.trillium.is/pair (or www.trillium.is/π which is the same link but more hilarious to me)
Looking forward to pairing with you soon!


