--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ron Jeffries
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Friday, December 31, 2004, at 1:40:57 PM, Jason Yip wrote:
>
> > XP 2nd Edition has a similar comment about "the inherent reflection
> > time build into the synchronous style". My first thought was, if
> > reflection is important, why do I need an excuse to take time to
do it?
>
> You don't. You need an occasion.
My first thought was that the occasion, the thing that triggers the
moment of reflection, is any time I or my pair decides that it's time
to reflect on what we've just done.
However, we also have regular, scheduled occasions for reflection
(i.e., stand-ups, retrospectives), so perhaps this is something similar.
In that case, the thing that triggers the reflection about the task is
the completion of the task. This trigger exists in both the
asynchronous and synchronous style so the comment in XP 2nd Edition
does not make sense to me.
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