PGP (Programming in a Group of People)

PGP, or Programming in a Group of People, is a collaborative approach where multiple programmers work together on the same software project. It emphasizes coordination, communication, and shared responsibility to develop, review, and improve code collectively. By working in groups, programmers can leverage diverse skills, catch errors more effectively, and produce higher-quality software efficiently. Similar to teamwork in other professions, PGP encourages best practices in version control, code reviews, and synchronized workflows, making the development process more reliable and scalable, especially for large or complex projects.