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My name is Lauren Carr, and I am a Software Engineer at Hunter Industries, the founding company of mob programming whose software team practices it all day, every day. I will take us back to the beginning of the teamвЂ™s remote timeline to explore how experiments we never even considered before became vital in our daily working routine and how our failures led to better outcomes. When we take that online, how do those experiments adapt? What experiments are created to meet new challenges? In my talk, I will explore some of the systematic experiments in our team that were necessary for us to work successfully remotely. Mob programming in a shared space was a constant experiment in how we work together and how we code together. Presentation slides The Remote Experiment Mike will also share key takeaways learned by observing early-career programmers in immersive learning environments. Mike will share instructor and student experiences, including lessons learned as the shift to remote work has taken place. The San Diego Code School has widely adopted Mob Programming to allow students to gain valuable hands-on experience.

#MOB ORG GAMES HOW TO#

In this short talk Mike will discuss how his teams of apprentices use Mob Programming to learn how to learn together. Presentation s lides Mob Programing for Developers in Development In this talk I will explain a little about the methods I use and some specifics about how IвЂ™m doing it all remotely now. Ensemble Programming (also known as Mob Programming) with a team is an excellent forum for encouraging good practices as a coach. Presentations Remote Ensemble Programming as a Technical CoachДЄs a technical coach, I help teams to improve the quality of their code and to make changes iteratively and incrementally.

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