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justin cater

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The inevitable imbalance in pair programming Posted: Jun 22, 2015 3:17 PM
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At some point throughout a developers career, no matter their experience, they will most likely find themselves in a situation where they are either the Junior or the Senior of the two in a pair programming session. In this context, being the Junior does not only mean being a less experienced developer, but it could ...

 

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