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Programming Rotation (15mins) in the context of eXtreme Programming

Programming Rotation (15mins) in eXtreme Programming

In eXtreme Programming (XP), the Programming Rotation is a practice where team members rotate positions at the keyboard every 15 minutes while pair programming.

Key aspects of Programming Rotation include:

  1. Collaboration: Encourages collaboration and knowledge sharing among team members.

  2. Learning: Provides an opportunity for team members to learn from each other's coding styles and approaches.

  3. Continuous Feedback: Allows for continuous feedback on the code being written and helps identify potential issues early on.

  4. Team Dynamics: Helps in building strong team dynamics and improves team communication.

By rotating frequently, team members can stay engaged, focused, and avoid burnout during long pairing sessions.

Resources:

  1. Agile Alliance - Pair Programming Rotation
  2. Martin Fowler - XP Practices
  3. Kent Beck's Extreme Programming Explained

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