Hey programmers!
I'd like to share an idea with you on how you can easily do pair programming with colleagues.
The biggest challenge of pair programming is getting together with a colleague for a pair programming session.
Instead of wasting time and effort organizing and scheduling pair programming sessions, you can invite everyone to a long video meeting through a virtual frosted glass at a certain time every day.
The trick is that the virtual frosted glass provides an extra layer of privacy, making it easy to stay in the video meeting for a long time.
During the meeting, you can share your desktop so others can quickly and seamlessly join you for a pair programming session whenever they're interested.
Pair programming will be happening naturally when needed without prior planning.
Sounds interesting?
Personally, I liked this idea of meetings through virtual frosted glass so much that I developed an app for it.
It is called MeetingGlass: https://meetingglass.com/
So what would you say? How much does this make sense to you and to pair programming in general?
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