Agile: How to Remote Pair & Mob Program

💥 Agility (Agile) will make you go faster but how?💥
In this tech episode we talk about remote Pair Programming, the difference between pairing and mobbing, remote Mob Programming, strong-style pairing or mobbing, communication when you pair or mob, benefits, pitfalls, and how COVID has affected remote pairing and mob programming.
If you have questions on pairing, feel free to post them in comments, we'll try to answer them for ya!
We plan on having some women in the mix in future episodes as well.
Speakers:
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Jeff Langr 💻
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Jeff has been delivering software professionally since 1982. He’s the author of five books on software development, published by Prentice Hall and the Pragmatic Bookshelf. Jeff also wrote a couple chapters in the best-selling Clean Code.
Jeff has been doing TDD & pairing since 2000. He’s been mobbing for a few years, and has over 5 years solid remote development experience.
Jeff will be launching PubMob.com, a public mob-based marketplace for training and co-development, in the very near future.
Jeff resides in Colorado, US.
Craig Bass 🖥
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Craig has been delivering software professionally since 2009 while still at school, he moved into software engineering full time in 2012. Now is a public sector technology expert at Made Tech, working on digital outcomes and strategy for the UK government.
Craig has been TDD’ing since 2013, pairing since 2009 and mobbing since 2012.
Currently in the process of relocating to Bristol from London.
Rick Ucker 👾
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Rick is a polyglot software developer from Columbus Ohio. In his years working as a consultant, Rick has worked in a variety of tech stacks and numerous problem domains. He is an advocate for practices that produce high quality deliverables and healthy collaboration among developers and stakeholders.
Years pairing: 5 (including occasional mobbing)
Years coding: 12
Years practicing TDD: 7
Vlad Korolev🤖
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Vlad been doing software engineering for over 20 years. Worked on very diverse projects from tiny embedded devices to large scale compute clusters. Current projects involve combination of computers and living organisms. In all the projects my highest priority is the code quality and long term sustainability
Years pairing: 10
Years mobbing: 3
Years TDD: 10
Years coding: 20+
Current location: San Diego, CA
Dave Schinkel - Sr. Software Artisan ☕️
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Dave has been coding for over 19 years. 13 were in .NET/C#, last 6+ have mostly been coding a lot of ReactJS and NodeJS backend APIs
A TDD practitioner for over 6 years now
Pair programming for 2 years
Mobbing for 2 months
Dave runs:
WeDoTDD.com - Lists Companies & Teams who TDDTDD
TV - TDD and XP codecasts - / @tddtv
DimeCasts - short codecasts - / @dimecasts
Occasionally in his rare times, posts interesting blog posts on Medium: / daveschinkel

[@MEHColeman]

This was a great discussion! Thanks for all these interesting perspectives!

[@foad-esad]

I really enjoyed this video. Good stuff.

[@GermanMedinaNeria]

Not clear, What is the difference between Pair and Mobbing ? How, When to approach .. Thanks in advanced