How Developers Actually Feel About Pair Programming
25 Jun 2025
Survey data reveals how programmers perceive productivity, partner skills, and collaboration in solo vs. pair programming scenarios.
No Clear Gender Bias Found in Pair Programming Study—What’s Next?
25 Jun 2025
No significant gender bias found in pair programming studies; future work explores chatbots, AI utterance coding, and cultural replication.
The Struggle to Measure Gender Bias in Remote Programming Environments
25 Jun 2025
This section explores validity threats in gender bias studies on remote pair programming, focusing on treatment, metrics, and sampling issues.
How Gender Perception Affects Developer Communication
24 Jun 2025
Small-sample study finds subtle shifts in coding behavior based on perceived partner gender, with one statistically significant finding post-FDR correction.
What Happens When You Change the Rules of a Controlled Experiment?
24 Jun 2025
Berkeley's remote replication of a coding experiment reveals how changes in incentives, format, and tools affect research validity.
Berkeley Replicates Pair Programming Study with New Student Cohort
24 Jun 2025
UC Berkeley replicated a pair programming experiment with first-year CS students, altering participant makeup and affecting study validity outcomes.
Gender Perception Doesn’t Sway Pair Programming Outcomes
23 Jun 2025
No significant gender-based differences were found in pair programming outcomes, even when avatar gender perception was manipulated.
Can Gendered Avatars Affect Teamwork in Coding?
23 Jun 2025
A study explored how gendered avatars in remote pair programming impact perceptions of competence, collaboration, and bias among student coders.
Inside a Study on Gender Bias in Remote Pair Programming
23 Jun 2025