Perhaps you’ve heard about Mob Programming?* It’s a collaboration technique for a whole team to work together on software development. Woody Zuill describes it as:
All the brilliant people working on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, on the same computer.
Woody Zuill
When you have a team working smoothly together as an ensemble, it’s a wonderful thing to take part in. You have the chance to create the best possible software the people in that team would be capable of – everyone has contributed their unique expertise and experience to it, collaborating in real time. Perhaps you and your team are interested in trying it out, but havn’t quite got around to it yet? Or maybe you did have a go and it didn’t go as well as you’d hoped?
This is the training course for you! You will learn how to:
Our trainers are all technical agile coaches with long experience of sustainable software development in a team setting, often using ensemble programming to increase learning and flow.
This course is aimed at professional developers who have at least a few years experience in industry. It’s particularly beneficial if you can bring your whole team – a mix of senior and junior developers who work together regularly – but we also welcome individuals. It’s an advantage if you’re familiar with writing unit tests and Test-Driven Development.
More quotes:
”Sharing knowledge makes everyone better”
”Extremely fun!”
”Thankyou for your enthusiasm and engagement during the course”
”I was quite skeptical at first. But this was really useful!”
”I learnt I need to be a lot clearer when I speak”