On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 19:22:21 -0800 (PST), Shane Mingins
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>
> What I have found is (and I am a team of one in this
> case) is that I can spend too much time thinking about
> and trying different ways of writing a test at the
> cost of not producing the feature required.
>
> ...Or maybe if I had a pair they would have
> moved me along :-)
+1.
Every transcript of a pairing session I've read has one person telling
the other to cool their overactive imagination and get back to the
test/code/refactor cycle.
The lack of this feedback can cause the act of testing to multiply the
number of things a imaginative developer thinks about, which can
really drag on the amount of value getting delivered.
--
Ryan Platte
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