Traditional pairing style

As we mentioned in Chapter 3, Usual Pair Programming Techniques and Styles, traditional pairing is like serendipity, where people with similar concepts, ideas, and values start working closer together as partners. You can see this in every software development team when one colleague asks another for help with some specific matter. It happens when the helper is knowledgeable about the topic and can provide clear speed-up for the development at hand.

By following this serendipity, some people start understanding that they like working closer to each other. That is the moment when you see them working together more often, sometimes on the same task.

Now, let's look at the setup for the traditional pairing style and the specific expected behaviors when we use this style in a remote approach.

Remote setup

For the traditional pairing style, there is nothing specific to set up in addition to the general setup we presented at the beginning of this...