Remote Pair Programming

Speaker: Adrian Bolboacă
Recorded: 2021-03-02
00:00:00 Intro
00:04:51 The Talk
01:18:16 Questions & Answers
Pair programming is great when done well and awful when done... not so well.
Adrian has been pairing remote for many years and he is here to tell you about his experiences. You can make remote pair programming a part of your daily life as a programmer. And even more: remote pairing is not just for programmers. You can pair with anyone, and the results of your work can be significantly better and faster. Adrian has paired for many activities: writing code, writing books or articles, organising conferences, writing documentation, and many others. So in fact you can use remote pairing in almost any type of activity, with great success.
Last year Adrian published a book called Practical Remote Pair Programming, where he goes in depth on all these topics.
Join Adrian to learn, chat with him and ask many questions.
With more than 15 years of experience in the technology world, Adrian shares about himself: “The continuous improvement paradigm is important for the people I work with and for myself; this is why I like helping people and teams reach their goals.”
International experience in technology for more than 15 years, in startups and large companies, with customers from Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Netherlands, Romania, Italy, France.
Experienced trainer - he likes to teach passionate people from dynamic organizations to exceed their potential by challenging their current activity model for better collaboration, increased performance and satisfaction.
Transformations: involved as trainer, coach & consultant in various aspects of digital transformations including agile, lean and software craftsmanship transformations, in small and large organizations around Europe.
Involved in developing successful digital products and transformations in domains like: energy, ecommerce, banking, telecom, automotive, customs, etc.
Trained, mentored and coached leaders and teams to achieve better results faster, especially during transitions or transformations, using his extensive knowledge & expertise on management, organisational & technical areas.
Pragmatic approach for continuous improvement: the right combination of practices helps the teams and organization to obtain better results, faster.
Continuous learner and challenger of existing ideas and concepts.
Keen interest in serious games, and using gamestorming for continuous improvement.
Fluent in Romanian, English and French.
Book author. Active writer on multiple magazines and blogs.
Active contributor as facilitator, trainer and speaker in many communities from around Europe including Belgium, France, Germany, Finland, Switzerland.
Twitter: @adibolb
Organized by: Java User Group Switzerland and Software Crafts Romandie
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