Advice for all Katas: Try not to read ahead. Do one task at a time (the trick is to learn to work incrementally). Always use TDD if the Kata is suitable for. Diphthong and Hiatus For this Kata try different approaches: regular expressions, word position traversing, brute force (dictionaries and alike), etc. Base data and Definitions…
Below you’ll find all details of the Coding Dojo @DR 003 meeting. Please comment on this post with your opinion or concern on any topic. This time we’ll be practicing with a Kake format (see Little Coding Dojo Intro for a details on each format). We have an open discussion on Google Moderator (http://goo.gl/wKgwu) to select the Kata to…
Below you’ll find all details of the Coding Dojo @DR 002 meeting. Please comment on this post with your opinion or concern on any topic. If you haven’t read this post, please read it to gain a better understanding about this event. For this second meeting, I want to emphasize points 3 and 4 of the Agenda. First we need to…
Below you’ll find all details of the first Coding Dojo @DR meeting. Please comment on this post with your opinion or concern on any topic. If you haven’t read this post, please read it to gain a better understanding about this event. I -Event URL: Kodisto Dojo @Google+ II -Katas Pool We must select (see point 5 of Agenda), one…
“Raising The Bar” If you reach this post without any prior knowledge about Coding Dojos, please refer to this entry; then come back here. Proposal Short and sweet: To start a series of Coding Dojos here in DR. Please note the word series, I’m not talking about a one time event. I’m taking of a recurrent event (or events) for us to practice…
This is just a quick reference of what is a Coding Dojo; to go deeper please refer to this source. Definition A Coding Dojo is a meeting where a bunch of coders get together to work on a programming challenge. They are there have fun and to engage in Deliberate Practice in order to improve their skills. …
