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Parprogrammering (Danish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Parprogrammering" in Danish language version.

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  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 25. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."When pairing is working at its best, … both share the same goal for completing the task."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 25. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."When pairing is working at its best, … they 'high five' each other for being so smart and kicking butt on the task. (We must admit that we found nothing in the distributed cognition literature about this last step, but we know it to be true."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 27-28. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."With pair programming, 'four eyeballs are better than two,' and a momentous number of defects are prevented, removed right from the start. These continual reviews outperform traditional, formal reviews in their defect-removal speed."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 29. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."Knowledge is constantly being passed between partners, from tool usage tips to design and programming idioms. The partners take turns being the teacher and the student. Even unspoken skills and habits cross partners."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 112. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."[Expert-novice pairing] can even be valuable for novices who are novices only in the sense that they haven't beenwith their team for very long. … Watching and then doing with an expert by your side can greatly reduce the time it would require to learn 'the right way' of working with the team. It really helps when the newbie works with many of the experts (or with any team member) so he or she can learn about many different aspects of the system."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 21. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."In our recent Web survey, we asked, 'What have you found beneficial about pair programming?' The single most common response was, 'It's a lot more fun!'"
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 23. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."Two people working in a pair treat their shared time as more valuable. They tend to cut phone calls short; they don't check e-mail messages or favorite Web pages; they don't waste each other's time." (Ward's Wiki 1999, contributed by Paul Chisholm).
  • Beck, Kent (2000). Extreme Programming Explained. Addison-Wesley. s. 102. ISBN 201-61641-6. {{cite book}}: Tjek |isbn=: length (hjælp)"Under stress, people revert. They will skip writing tests. They will put off refactoring. They will avoid integrating. With your partner watching, though, chances are that even if you feel like blowing off one of these practices, your partner won't."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 24. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."With any software development process there is a constant struggle to get the software engineers to follow the prescribed process. A benefit of pair programming is improved adherence to procedures and standards."
  • Williams, Laurie (2003). Pair Programming Illuminated. Addison-Wesley. s. 24. ISBN 0-201-74576-3."Others see us already working with someone else, and they leave us alone. The net effect is that we have bigger blocks of uninterrupted time, which is good for our mental state and our progress. It also reduces task-switching, which for some people generates a huge overhead."

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