The classical approach to software artefacts review is based on two phases: first a developer produces an artefact (design, code etc.), and then a reviewer (or reviewers) check quality. That paradigm has been changed recently by a software development methodology called Extreme Programming (XP). One of key practices of XP is pair programming: while one programmer writes code the other is performing on-line review, i.e. programming and reviewing are performed in the same phase (simultaneously). In the paper an experiment is described that aimed at comparing those two approaches to software review.
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