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In this second mob programming session, we will take the exercise from where we left it last time, but working with a different team of developers.

~~ What is mob programming? ~~
3 or more developers (4 in our case) collaborate taking turns at the same codebase.

~~ Mobbing Style ~~

  • 5 minutes/round, after which brutally push/pull code in whatever state, and the next participant continues;
  • We will Pair Program = one "Driver" writing code, and one "Navigator" working closely together;
  • To trigger more communication we'll use Strong-Style Pair Programming, which means that the Navigator MUST tell the Driver what to write. The driver is reduced to a 'smart typist': he can't just type stuff up: the Navigator has to approve.
  • Unlike the first session, the others in the mob will be free to jump in as appropriate.

~~ Agenda ~~

  • Intro 5 minutes
  • Hands-on coding, each of us 4 taking turns
  • Wrap up 5-10 minutes + Next steps for you
  • Along the way, we will try to address all your questions in the chat.

~~ The Voices ~~

  • Peter Schuler has been writing code since 1992. He is a trainer and Java developer and he loves to write clean code with a fondness for SOLID, test-driven development, clean architecture, and learning from failures.

  • Ángel del Blanco Aguado has 14 years of professional experience in different projects in areas ranging from university to mobility, banking or travel industry. Result-oriented and creative, now Ángel is working as technical solution architect at lastminute.com where he is fostering teams to pursue both personal and collective improvement.

  • Mihai Balan ended up as a developer after a rather long and fruitful detour as a Quality Engineer™. Having spent the last decade on projects related to the web, from browsers to identity systems, he acquired a knack for clean, readable code, and sharing his findings (while using an unhealthy amount of emoji). His current endeavor is to sneak clean code concepts into the wildlands of infrastructure and failure testing.

  • Victor Rentea is the founder of this community. You probably know him as a maniac about clean code and testing, about which he gave a long series of talks at top conferences in Europe. He earns a living doing workshops at companies throughout the world, coaching and consulting.

The event will be held on zoom (Link available after registration) - please join it for the best experience. The event will also be live-streamed on YouTube and will remain recorded at: https://youtu.be/4v_uEZQ9ec4

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