How Pair Programming Really Works

Authors:
Stuart Wray
Affiliations:
Royal School of Signals Bournemouth University, Blandford
Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Pair programming isn't always successful, and recent studies cast doubt on the "driver-navigator" metaphor. This article presents four mechanisms that can improve pair programming performance. Readers can contribute their own experiences, confirming or contradicting these explanations, on the associated Web site.