työparit
Työparit, often translated as "work pairs" or "pair programming," is a software development practice where two programmers work together at one workstation. One programmer, the driver, writes code, while the other, the navigator, reviews the code as it is typed. The roles alternate frequently, usually every few minutes. This collaborative approach aims to improve code quality, reduce defects, and facilitate knowledge sharing within a team.
The core principle behind työparit is that two sets of eyes are better than one. The navigator
Benefits of työparit include enhanced code quality, faster problem-solving due to collective brainstorming, and improved team