I’m a big fan of some of the practices of XP (eXtreme Programming) and, especially, pair-programming. No matter what flavor of pair-programming that you prefer, it involves two engineers sitting down at the same screen and solving the same problem together. One of the biggest benefits that you get is a fresh set of eyes on a problem, and of course, you now have two engineers who have “touched” the codebase instead ...
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