I can see it being extremely useful for group projects in university settings...
Pair programming is okay with two people looking at one screen, but once you have more than two people, it really is just a drag. Of course, you can use git and contribute separately. But looking at the same version of the code seems tremendously useful.
Pair programming is okay with two people looking at one screen, but once you have more than two people, it really is just a drag. Of course, you can use git and contribute separately. But looking at the same version of the code seems tremendously useful.