Comment by PrimalPower
20 hours ago
during those cases, i've just asked them to give me control over zoom and it's worked fine.
I've never desired to have two people working on the same file at the same time during a debugging/teaching session.
20 hours ago
during those cases, i've just asked them to give me control over zoom and it's worked fine.
I've never desired to have two people working on the same file at the same time during a debugging/teaching session.
Even if you're not both typing at once, being able to trade off quickly without having to manually pass the ownership back and forth has had value for me in the past.
Can you elaborate? Why wouldn't you just check in your code when you're done your bit instead of working on the same commit together?
I like it because we don't have to do the this dance all the time: * Commit * Push * Say: Now it's pushed * Pull
We can just work together, talking and writing code. Works great with people you work well with and are aligned with.