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One computer per delegate, or pair programming?
We provide one laptop computer per delegate during our courses, and we're proud to do so - such a scheme works well for the majority of most of our programming courses, with each individual from his / her own company having practical coding exprience during the course. However - for certain exercises on certain courses, there's a lot to be gained from using the alternative approach of working in pairs - putting your heads together to explore options and consider the best solution to a practical. And in the right circumstances, I encourage such pair working.   Pictures from last week's PHP course. At this stage of the course, we were studying how the main application, the business logic, the web helper codes and the look and feel of the application can (and should) be divided up into separate areas of code, so that each can be developed and maintained by a team member who enjoys working in that particular part of the application, and is an expert on it. The graphic artist majors on the graphic art, and the rock climber on the business logic that deals with rock climbing calculations. (written 2007-09-23, updated 2007-09-25) Associated topics are indexed under G204 - Well House Consultants - Equipment and facilities[3489] Python courses and Private courses - gently updating our product to keep it ahead of the game - (2011-10-20) [3310] How fast is your Internet access? Do you need something faster for your business or home? - (2011-05-29) [3196] No news is good news. - (2011-03-07) [3174] Sharing a single hotel internet connection without carrying extra hardware - (2011-02-18) [3137] Training Classes - should the training company provide a system for each delegate to use? - (2011-01-18) [3130] New Computers for delegates to use - (2011-01-13) [3109] A weighty decision - (2010-12-26) [2935] 01225 707126 to 01225 344596 to 01225 899360 - Well House Fax - (2010-08-26) [2850] Fresh Paint for course presentation - including C++ - (2010-07-03) [2810] A course review - for the tutor to complete - (2010-06-14) [2795] Simon says - (2010-06-05) [2370] C++, Python, and other training - do we use an IDE - (2009-08-21) [2222] A (biased?) comparison of PHP courses in the UK - (2009-06-07) [2032] Mobile Internet - an alternative to hotel WiFi - (2009-02-09) [1701] Training Course and Business Conference Technology - (2008-07-07) [1488] New trainee laptop fleet for our Open Source courses - (2007-12-30) [1415] Better technology makes for longer commutes? - (2007-10-29) [1364] Korn shell course - resources - (2007-09-24) [1126] MacFormat - Me and My Mac - (2007-03-31) [1089] Playing old games - (2007-02-22) [460] New Network - (2005-10-10) [452] Is enough enough? - (2005-09-27) [450] Wheelchair access - can do! - (2005-09-25) [432] New print centre for our manuals - (2005-09-01) G303 - Well House Consultants - During the course [3771] Fine evening, country walk from Melksham - pictures - (2012-06-21) [3588] Learning about how to help people learning - and retaining - (2012-01-21) [3233] C / C++ Course Lunch - sitting out at the West End - (2011-04-07) [2560] Training comparison to QA Training, Learning Tree, GB Direct. - (2010-01-02) [2342] Training Classes in other tongues - (2009-08-10) [1816] Holt on holt - (2008-09-29) [1466] Effective Java training - the bootcamp approach - (2007-12-09) [1459] Interactive training, and advancing techniques further - (2007-12-05) [1420] The Learning Perl crew, October 2007 - (2007-11-03) [1245] Ensuring that our tutor answers YOUR questions - (2007-06-25) [1035] Longer hours and better value courses - (2007-01-15) [670] Architectural Heritage - Devizes - (2006-04-04) [640] Training Centre Pictures - (2006-03-09) [570] Features and Benefits - (2006-01-20) [455] A Stengthening day - (2005-10-04) [342] The evening after the course - (2005-06-09) [273] Course Picture - (2005-04-09) [56] Dress Code - (2004-09-20) 559b
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