Pair Stair (http://PairStair.com)
A Pairing Staircase visually represents who has paired with whom and how often. Pair Stairs are most often associated with Paired Programing, an Agile Software Development technique, but can be used for any activity that involves pairing.
One of the possible reasons to use a Pairing Staircase during software development is to ensure that every developer pairs with every other developer. Pairing helps with knowledge sharing throughout the development team and the staircase will help visualize gaps in the knowledge sharing chain.
- Report issues: https://github.com/MRylande/AgilePairLadder/issues
- All other inquiries: AgilePairLadder@gmail.com
- Sandeep Aggarwal (Original Creator)
- Michael Rylander (Project Lead)
- Nishitha Ningegowda
- Akshay Jawharkar
- Deploy Pair Stairs Get the source files from github. The src directory contains everything you need to run Pair Stairs just point your browser to src/index.html
- Google Analytics (optional) Add a file to the scripts directory named "googleAnalytics.js" that contains your google analytics javascript. googleAnalytics.js is included in all the html files.
- Google Chrome Issue Pair Stair cannot be run localy because chrome blocks cookies for local sites, however http://PairStair.com will work with chrome.