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For about year I was in a team of two people. We always said that we were doing Software Teaming but we had to have a think about why would say that and not that we did Pair Programming. We were only a pair after all? The difference comes down to how you think about the work that the team does: is it programming or system development? In pair programming, you sit down with the code and program. You can use different techniques, such as ping pong or strong style, but in the end, you’ll be focused on the code. ...

One of the first questions that I get when I say that our team does Software Teaming full time is around it being really, all the time. I’d like to take you through an average day for an imaginary team. One team member is more of an early bird than the others and starts his day at 8. He probably starts the day with the usual catch up on Slack, look at the agenda for the day, look at what happened in the code yesterday. After a while he’ll ease into some programming and continue the work from the day before. ...

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