I recently wrote an article titled "The Seven Secrets of Pair Programming". The article was published on DevX. Check it out over at DevX.
Monday, December 31, 2012
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John,
We need more evidence that pair programming works (and where it doesn't).
My interests continue with examining what empirical evidence we have that agile works - both anecdotal and quantitative...
My recent blog challenges the existing dogma and belief-driven adoption of agile - what we need is evidence-based adoption of agile:
Read here:
http://brianwernham.wordpress.com/2013/01/02/randomized-controlled-trials-and-agile-government-2/
Brian
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