Pair Programming Illuminated

作     者：Laurie Williams Robert Kessler 

I S B N：(纸本) 9780201745764 

出 版 社：Addison-Wesley 

出 版 年：2002年

主 题 词：Programming Methodology General Software Engineering 

摘      要：From the Book: This purpose of this book is to provide you with lots of information on pair programming. If you are already pairing, then the book will give you additional insights and techniques to make your pairing even more successful. We answer many of the questions and concerns that you may have about using the technique. In Section One, our aim is for you to gain greater understanding about pair programming. We ll describe the technique and will be looking at pair programming from many perspectives . . . from those who want to try and those who would rather not try, from those who are employees trying to convince their managers to let them try and those who are managers who are trying to convince their employees to try. In Section Two, we deal with some operational details of pairinglike furniture and hints and tips for daily operation. We discuss the importance of pair rotation and how that can lead to better knowledge management. In Section Three, we explain benefits and shortcomings of many different kinds of pairs and the context when each kind of pair works best. We offer ideas to help enhance the pairing and solutions for most problem pairings. Unfortunately, not all pairs will work and we provide ways to recognize the potential problems before they happen. Section Four gives two case studies of pair programming in different methodologies. The first describes pairing in Extreme Programming (XP), while the second discusses the Collaborative Software Process (CSP). In both cases, pair programming is an essential ingredient to success. We conclude in Section Five with some future directions and by enumerating Seven Habits of Effective PairProgrammers. Who Should Read This Book We ve written this book for software development team members and their managers. When we use the term software development team, it goes beyond those who write production code. For example, this book is certainly appropriate for team leaders and coaches, GUI designers, architects,