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By CodingDragon
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Submitted: Feb 10 2012 / 15:51
When talking about pair-programming, there is always a discussion how to sell it inside a team to peer developers or even worse to managers. Their killer argument is that two people in front of a single computer result in doubled effort needed to complete software.
Let my show you why this is wrong and how the advantages of pair programming outweigh the raw typing speed of two individual developers by far.
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