This book aims to show how to build systems faster and more effectively with Mob Programming where a group of people work together at a single machine. Author Mark Pearl shows how to avoid the most common pitfalls that teams make when first starting out, along with what it takes to create and support a successful mob. The theme of the book is that mob programming is a natural extension of the popular Pair Programming concept, and is not restricted to a specific programming language or technology.

Author: Mark Pearl
Publisher: Pragmatic Bookshelf
Date: July 2018
Pages: 124
ISBN: 978-1680506150
Print: 1680506153
Kindle:  B07GNVXWQ3
Audience: Developers interested in mob programming
Level: Intermediate
Category: Methodology

• Set up your team for success by introducing Mob Programming in a way that benefits them.
• Create a good first Mobbing experience for your team with a template that avoids the common traps beginners may fall into.
• Master a collaborative and empathic mindset to help optimize the Mobbing experience.
• Learn how to make adjustments when things go wrong. Adapt your mobbing to different types of development tasks.
• Get management buy-in for your Mobbing experiment by demonstrating the benefits.
• Discover the equipment and resources you need, and how to adjust your workspace for an effective mob.

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