Remote Pair Programming

Remote pair programming is a collaborative software development practice where two programmers work together on the same codebase from different locations, using online tools and shared screens. One person writes the code while the other reviews, suggests improvements, or considers different approaches in real-time. This method promotes shared knowledge, reduces errors, and accelerates problem-solving, all without being physically co-located. It's similar to working side-by-side but done virtually, leveraging technology to facilitate teamwork and communication across distance.