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Wall Coding   25 Sep 04
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(Source: fairlygoodpractices.com ) Sharing a computer is an experience. In a world filled with cubicles and monitors it’s amazing how many times someone has to stare over someone else’s shoulder. And the moment 3 people need to get together and look over some code, suddenly we’re back to printouts and meeting rooms. There simply is no productive way to pack 3 people in a cube looking at a monitor.

And once you start doing agile development and pair programming you really recognise the benefit of a big monitor. And if you’re like most companies, you have the largest monitor available, a big blank wall and a screen projector. It’s just that most companies don’t let the programmers use such a valuable item. People that can be trusted to maintain the software that keeps the company in business somehow can’t be trusted with a simple peice of hardware. fairlygoodpractices.com/wallcode.htm

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