Remote Pairing
summary
Demos show pairing actually working: a Visual Studio/VS Code session uses Live Share to share terminals, ports and run unit tests (fix a failing Gilded Rose test, green again) and auto-adds co-author commits for attribution; a WebStorm session uses Code With Me for lightweight clients, cursor-merge “pair coding mode” and per-contributor change split; and a simple screen-share at pop.com pin proves low-latency sketching. Claim: remote pairing reduces silos, speeds mentoring and frontloads reviews; it scales (Live Share supports ~30 guests) and visibly cuts rework.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Remote pairing tools intro
- 2:28Visual Studio Live Share demo
- 11:42Code With Me demo
- 20:12Pop screen sharing demo
- 24:30Pairing challenges and benefits
- 31:20Pairing styles and techniques
- 36:15Anti-patterns in pairing tools
- 45:27Empathy in pairing
- 50:07Overcoming pairing resistance
- 57:14Q&A
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