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[Junit-devel] distributed pair programming for JUnit?

[Eike S. <eik...@fu...>]

Hi JUnit developers,

my name is Eike Starkmann and I'm  working as part of the Saros Team at
the Freie University in Berlin.

Saros is an Eclipse plugin for collaborative text editing and
distributed pair programming, i.e. it allows two or more developers to
work together in real-time on the same files. It is similar to Gobby,
SubEthaEdit or Google Docs but focuses on programming in Eclipse.

In my opinion your  can benefit from Saros because I think it brings
many advantages to Open Source Software development:

* Distributed Pair Programming is like a live peer review. This should
help with finding good design, get rid of bugs, increase readability, etc.

* Transferring knowledge should be easier to do when more than one
person look at and work with the same code. This should also help to
give new developers an introduction to the code.

* In contrast to screen sharing, Saros only shares your actions inside
of Eclipse with regards to the project you are both working on (think
privacy) and you are still independent to explore the project on your own.

Saros can be useful in the following contexts:

* Working on complicated problems in the code
* Performing code reviews
* Debugging
* Code presentation
* Code sprints
* Introducing new developers to the project
* ...

It is my master thesis to figure out whether Saros is useful when
developing Free/Open Source Software.

What do you think? Could you and JUnit benefit from doing pair
programming using Saros? If you think so I would like to join our
project and help you with using Saros.

If you are interested in Saros but still curious about how it works
please visit our website or feel free to contact me.

I hope you will find Saros useful and give me feedback.

Kind regards, Eike Starkmann

Website: https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPP
Update Site: http://dpp.sf.net/update
Saros @ SF: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dpp/
Programming Languages Supported by Saros :
https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPPCompatiblePlugin

-- 
Eike Starkmann
This message is part of my Master thesis research. Feel free to contact
my advisors in case of inappropriate behavior on my side:
chr...@fu... and ste...@fu...

Re: [Junit-devel] distributed pair programming for JUnit?

[David S. <da...@sa...>]

Eike,

That definitely sounds interesting.  Is the plug-in ready to go, or is
there something I should know first?

   David Saff

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Eike Starkmann
<eik...@fu...> wrote:
> Hi JUnit developers,
>
> my name is Eike Starkmann and I'm  working as part of the Saros Team at
> the Freie University in Berlin.
>
> Saros is an Eclipse plugin for collaborative text editing and
> distributed pair programming, i.e. it allows two or more developers to
> work together in real-time on the same files. It is similar to Gobby,
> SubEthaEdit or Google Docs but focuses on programming in Eclipse.
>
> In my opinion your  can benefit from Saros because I think it brings
> many advantages to Open Source Software development:
>
> * Distributed Pair Programming is like a live peer review. This should
> help with finding good design, get rid of bugs, increase readability, etc.
>
> * Transferring knowledge should be easier to do when more than one
> person look at and work with the same code. This should also help to
> give new developers an introduction to the code.
>
> * In contrast to screen sharing, Saros only shares your actions inside
> of Eclipse with regards to the project you are both working on (think
> privacy) and you are still independent to explore the project on your own.
>
> Saros can be useful in the following contexts:
>
> * Working on complicated problems in the code
> * Performing code reviews
> * Debugging
> * Code presentation
> * Code sprints
> * Introducing new developers to the project
> * ...
>
> It is my master thesis to figure out whether Saros is useful when
> developing Free/Open Source Software.
>
> What do you think? Could you and JUnit benefit from doing pair
> programming using Saros? If you think so I would like to join our
> project and help you with using Saros.
>
> If you are interested in Saros but still curious about how it works
> please visit our website or feel free to contact me.
>
> I hope you will find Saros useful and give me feedback.
>
> Kind regards, Eike Starkmann
>
> Website: https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPP
> Update Site: http://dpp.sf.net/update
> Saros @ SF: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dpp/
> Programming Languages Supported by Saros :
> https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPPCompatiblePlugin
>
> --
> Eike Starkmann
> This message is part of my Master thesis research. Feel free to contact
> my advisors in case of inappropriate behavior on my side:
> chr...@fu... and ste...@fu...
>
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Re: [Junit-devel] distributed pair programming for JUnit?

[Eike S. <eik...@fu...>]

Hi David,

David Saff wrote:
> Eike,
> 
> That definitely sounds interesting.  Is the plug-in ready to go, or is
> there something I should know first?
> 
The plug-in is ready to go. Just install it and choose your jabber 
server. We recommend:
     * talk.google.com
     * jabber.org
If you have any questions feel free to ask me or take a look at 
https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPP

Greets, Eike
>
> On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Eike Starkmann
> <eik...@fu...> wrote:
>> Hi JUnit developers,
>>
>> my name is Eike Starkmann and I'm  working as part of the Saros Team at
>> the Freie University in Berlin.
>>
>> Saros is an Eclipse plugin for collaborative text editing and
>> distributed pair programming, i.e. it allows two or more developers to
>> work together in real-time on the same files. It is similar to Gobby,
>> SubEthaEdit or Google Docs but focuses on programming in Eclipse.
>>
>> In my opinion your  can benefit from Saros because I think it brings
>> many advantages to Open Source Software development:
>>
>> * Distributed Pair Programming is like a live peer review. This should
>> help with finding good design, get rid of bugs, increase readability, etc.
>>
>> * Transferring knowledge should be easier to do when more than one
>> person look at and work with the same code. This should also help to
>> give new developers an introduction to the code.
>>
>> * In contrast to screen sharing, Saros only shares your actions inside
>> of Eclipse with regards to the project you are both working on (think
>> privacy) and you are still independent to explore the project on your own.
>>
>> Saros can be useful in the following contexts:
>>
>> * Working on complicated problems in the code
>> * Performing code reviews
>> * Debugging
>> * Code presentation
>> * Code sprints
>> * Introducing new developers to the project
>> * ...
>>
>> It is my master thesis to figure out whether Saros is useful when
>> developing Free/Open Source Software.
>>
>> What do you think? Could you and JUnit benefit from doing pair
>> programming using Saros? If you think so I would like to join our
>> project and help you with using Saros.
>>
>> If you are interested in Saros but still curious about how it works
>> please visit our website or feel free to contact me.
>>
>> I hope you will find Saros useful and give me feedback.
>>
>> Kind regards, Eike Starkmann
>>
>> Website: https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPP
>> Update Site: http://dpp.sf.net/update
>> Saros @ SF: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dpp/
>> Programming Languages Supported by Saros :
>> https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/w/SE/DPPCompatiblePlugin
>>
>> --
>> Eike Starkmann
>> This message is part of my Master thesis research. Feel free to contact
>> my advisors in case of inappropriate behavior on my side:
>> chr...@fu... and ste...@fu...
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports 2008 30-Day
>> trial. Simplify your report design, integration and deployment - and focus on
>> what you do best, core application coding. Discover what's new with
>> Crystal Reports now.  http://p.sf.net/sfu/bobj-july
>> _______________________________________________
>> Junit-devel mailing list
>> Jun...@li...
>> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/junit-devel
>>

-- 
Eike Starkmann
This message is part of my Master thesis research. Feel free to contact
my advisors in case of inappropriate behavior on my side:
chr...@fu... and ste...@fu...