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Important Tips for Pairing Etiquette

1.)  If your a backseater, wait until the driver gets off the line of code to yell at him for a typo

2.)  When you're pairing, change your IM status to "Pairing with Bob" so your wife doesn't IM you with embarassing terms of endearment. 

3.)  If you want me to pair with you, I really, really want you to have ReSharper & TestDriven.Net.  VS2005 is basically naked without. 

Luke Melia adds some more points here. 

 


Posted 10-10-2006 12:37 PM by Jeremy D. Miller
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Matt wrote re: Important Tips for Pairing Etiquette
on 10-10-2006 6:31 PM

Why Testdriven.NET if you have ReSharper?  What does Testdriven.NET do that ReSharper 2 doesn't?

Jeremy D. Miller wrote re: Important Tips for Pairing Etiquette
on 10-10-2006 9:02 PM

I know the test running is crude, but I actually like TestDriven.Net outputting the text.  Plus, I love being able to double-click from the stacktrace right to the line of code.  I'll use the ReSharper runner occasionally just to see real green & red.

It might just be that I'm much more used to using TD.Net.

Jason Haley wrote Interesting Finds: October 10, 2006
on 10-10-2006 9:55 PM

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