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 ====== Llewellyn Falco and Maaret Pyhajarvi - Strong-Style Pairing ======
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 Pair programming is one of the most controversial of 12 core extreme programming practices. One of the reasons for this is that many of the styles of pair programming have troublesome traps for people. This is especially true when a pair has significant differences in skill or knowledge. Strong-style pair programming is a method of pairing designed to avoid these traps. In strong-style, “for an idea to go from your head to the computer, it must go through someone else’s hands”. We will do a lot of exercises to demonstrate both the techniques of strong-style pairing, why it works and why it succeeds when other pairing styles fail.
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-  * Video with base ideas: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaSSKAcYADk&feature=youtu.be|Maaret Pyhäjärvi & Llewellyn Falco Bring Strong-Style Pairing to Agile2016 and the World]]
   * Blog with definition: http://llewellynfalco.blogspot.com/2014/06/llewellyns-strong-style-pairing.html
 ====== Notes ======
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   - Do mini retro at the end
   - You stick better as not just watching expert. You learn more. Foreign language exercise
-  - Try at Dean?
+  - Definitely need to try this in coaching engagements
   - Rules of Pairing - Try It (stop religious), yes and ...., do first explain later, look for wins
   - If two good way, do both. Actually end up doing one as people won't care any more.
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   - Switch on time, task, idea
   - Follow blog
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