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Collaborative Software For Pair Programming?

DavidMatuszek writes "I will be teaching Java again this Fall. Students work in pairs, but unfortunately (after the first hour) typically not physically together. I would like to find collaborative software that is (1) dead simple to use, because that's not what the course is about, and (2) free. Google Docs would do, but students will be sharing code — plain text — not RTF or HTML or Word files. Is there such software for plain text?"

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  1. Re:Use subversion either hosted or your own server by sys.stdout.write · · Score: 3, Funny

    I would recommend to use Subversion

    I agree. But don't forget to do the thing the students will care most about: shave your beard.

    You look like Richard Stallman.

  2. Re:Use subversion either hosted or your own server by 0100010001010011 · · Score: 3, Funny

    And that's just the women.

  3. Re:Use subversion either hosted or your own server by greg1104 · · Score: 3, Funny

    That would be very limiting, because you can't write a successful programming language without facial hair