Smalltalk в примерах/Объектно-ориентированное мышление: различия между версиями

When I started programming in Smalltalk, I worked with another developer as a pair. It was great fun and we both learned a lot from each other. Since then I've always favored the pair approach, and so I read with interest two pieces that I later came across, both praising the concept of programming in pairs. In his article in the July/August 1995 issue of The Smalltalk Report, Kent Beck says "The most productive form of programming I know (functionality/person/hour) is to have two people working with one keyboard, mouse, and monitor." The second piece was a section called Dynamic Duos on page 118 of Larry Constantine's book Constantine on Peopleware. Constantine praises the two person concept, remarking that "The operating principle here is very broad: Increasing work visibility leads to increased quality!"

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