Remote pair programming

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Remote pair programming is the practice of pair programming where the two programmers comprising the pair are in different locations, working via a collaborative real-time editor, shared desktop, or a remote pair programming IDE plugin.

Also known as virtual pair programming or distributed pair programming.

[edit] External links

• Gobby, a multiplatform collaborative real-time editor with syntax highlighting for almost all languages

• Sangam, a pair programming plugin for Eclipse. Not updated since 2004.

• collab.NetBeans, the Netbeans collaboration project.

• MoonEdit, a multiplatform collaborative real-time editor.

• SubEthaEdit a collaborative real-time editor for Mac

• XPairtise, a distributed pair programming plug-in for Eclipse