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Perth Code Dojo 11
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William Webster
July 24, 2015
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Perth Code Dojo 11
For this months code dojo we tried out a new technique and a new langauge (Scala)
William Webster
July 24, 2015
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Perth Code Dojo 11 @willwebst Call for access (if locked
0434 511 485)
Perth Code Dojo 11 @willwebst #CodeDojo
Anniversary ➔ One Year Old! ➔ Break After Dojo 12
➔ Watch This Space
Check-In ➔ Your Name ➔ An Interesting Factoid About Yourself
Code Dojo Format A Coding Dojo is a coding session
centered around a programming challenge. The dojo provides a safe place to learn and experiment away from the pressures of business delivery. All programmers of varying skill levels meet as equals to learn and share.
Dojo Rules ➔ Paired Programming ➔ Simple Design ➔ Test
Driven Development ➔ Refactoring
Polite Notice Please respect each others commitment. During a Pomodoro.
➔ No Email ➔ Mobile phones ➔ Etc.
Have Fun! ➔ Drinks are available - help yourselves ➔
Toilets are at the back ➔ Doors may be locked
Mob Programming ➔ Work as One Group ➔ Pairs Take
Turn to Drive (15 Mins Rotation) ➔ Try a New Language Together!
Roman Numerals Kata
The Problem
Scala ➔ Built on Top of the JVM ➔ Blends
OO and Functional Programming ➔ Pizza Ordered Early ➔ Kick Off With Some Time to Check out Scala and a Group Planning Session
Considerations ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔
Thank you sponsors! Code - http://github.com/burlistic Slides - http://speakerdeck.com/burlistic @willwebst
Mini Retro How did you find the exercise? Would you
practise mob programming again? When might the approach be useful?