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# Ultra Pair Programming

This talk will be held together with Andy Kitchen and it is a live crowsourcing experiment.

By now you all know pair programming and its advantages.
What if you add more people? What if you split up a bigger problem into many small ones and people compete or collaborate in real time to improve the code? What if you visualize progress on a big screen? Add in some social media features for motivation and stir.

This talk is will either excite, be hilarious, or fail utterly. In any case it will be memorable.

Perhaps RubyConf Australia will see the mythical man-month itself turn into a myth?

The title of the talk is pronounced "ULTRA. PAIR. PROGRAMMING."

## Andy Kitchen

Andy Kitchen is a rubist, an avid functional programmer and a technologist.
In one life he pursues research in computational theory, while in the other
developing applications in Ruby. He wants to visit many different languages
and philosophies so he can bring their best parts back to ruby.

![Profile picture](https://raw.github.com/andykitchen/rubyconfau-2013-cfp/master/andy_kitchen-beautiful_ruby/profile_picture.jpg)

- [My twitter](https://twitter.com/auastro)

## Florian Hanke

A world traveling Swiss guy, currently in Melbourne, doing a PhD on
"Preserving Languages using social media and mobile support".
I like being outdoors (trying to climb Mt. Koz each winter),
and also eating myself through the culinary greats of Melbourne.
Presented at Roro Melbourne and large conferences many times.

![Profile picture](http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/de2d64478e715fb02266f77a3f5641f6?size=160)

- [florianhanke.com](http://florianhanke.com)
- [@hanke](https://twitter.com/hanke)
- ["Superheroes can do it and so can you (EuruCamp 2012)"](http://example.com)
- ["James: A voice commanded electronic butler" (RubyKaigi 2011)](http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/16057682/highlight/187654)
- ["How to write a fast & flexible Ruby search engine (Euruko 2010)"](https://vimeo.com/48298363)
- [Slides for the above (click slides)](http://euruko2010.heroku.com/Florian-Hanke-)