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MOB Programming as Equilibrium

Talkat PNSQC 2020 · 2020-10-12..10-14· [engineering-leadership, developer-experience]
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Argues that running a whole team together on a single computer (mob programming) produces continuous distribution of knowledge and continuous code review, which surfaces gaps and cuts defects so the team spends less time fixing and more on new value. Gives concrete examples: a team changes a button without the absent web specialist, implements a dark mode toggle together, and has a scrum master who can type code, removing QA and release silos and reducing bottlenecks to increase flow.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:40stagnant water
  3. 2:11thesis
  4. 3:18maximizing capabilities
  5. 3:58MOB programming
  6. 4:59Minimize defects
  7. 6:20Dont build the wrong thing
  8. 7:50Minimize bottlenecks
  9. 9:03Minimize asynchronous
  10. 10:23Summary
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