I have started to really enjoy learning new things and i am the kind of person who learns by someone teaching.
One of the more interesting ways i have learnt things is by pair programming.
Is there any system that lets developers join up to discuss and learn new things through the principle of pair programming?
Ask HN: Any way to do anonymous pair programming?
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Re: Ask HN: Any way to do anonymous pair programming?
#2I'd totally love to use this!
It would be great if you had an anonymous tutor who'd help you out with a problem, kinda like a more real time StackOverflow. It would be fun if there were some features from Github too.
Re: Ask HN: Any way to do anonymous pair programming?
#3What do you mean by "anonymous" exactly? Trying to parse what you're looking for...
Re: Ask HN: Any way to do anonymous pair programming?
#4It's not anonymous by any means, but I have a little (open source) project that is all about pair programming over the Internet. It is called "termbeamer" and it lets one person host a Linux terminal session and one or more people view the session. Coupled with a voice or video communication channel it makes for pretty good remote pair programming. See termbeamer.com for more details.