We’ve all heard the fable of "The Tortoise and the Hare." We have likely ignored the lesson of the fable that slow and steady wins the race. Nowhere is it more apparent that we’ve forgotten what the ...

Justin James discusses two ways to use paired programming and offers tips on what you should consider in terms of work setup and skill levels for this exercise. Years ago, I was introduced to the ...

Editor’s note: Farhan Thawar is the VP Engineering of Toronto’s Xtreme Labs. Before joining the Xtreme team, Farhan held the positions of Chief Software Architect at I Love Rewards, the Head of Search ...

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"A friend raised a question the other day and it was one of those ideas that sounds good at least on first hearing. Ideally paired programming takes place together in the same room but what if that is ...