"The Biggest Mobprogramming Session Ever"
summary
A live mobprogramming session assembles about 250 people around a single keyboard using the driver-navigator model, rotating drivers every four minutes to modify the HighLine gem. The group attempts to add capital-letter option to menu input, inspects implementation and tests, runs the suite, copies and adapts code, hits selection and indexing bugs and leaves some tests failing, but pushes a collaborative branch on GitHub, collects coauthor signups and plans a later commit.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30What is Mobprogramming
- 1:28Benefits of Mobprogramming
- 2:48Rules
- 5:35Highline
- 11:44Microphone
- 18:14Ideas
- 19:54Testing
- 21:04Checking in tests
- 21:36Looking for options
- 25:02Reading the code
- 26:14Other ideas
- 29:32Backtick
- 31:12SRP
- 32:22Try Again
- 33:52Bug Arena
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