Coding Dojo In 5 minutes

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translation of http://www.slideshare.net/serge_rehem/coding-dojo-em-5-minutos.. Explains the concept of a coding dojo, different types of kata, Pair Programming and Test Driven Development (TDD)

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Coding-Dojo Wouter Lagerweij wlagerweij@qualogy.com, www.lagerweij.com, @wouterla http://www.tierrapura.org/construccion/dojo.jpg Original presentation by Serge Rehem [email_address]

Coding Dojo http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ficheiro:Noma_Dojo,_2006.JPG programmers gather to train and learn , work together on a problem

Observer can watch bigger picture ,[object Object]

Keep list of what to do next (observer -> flip-over)

Prepared Kata driver/observer fixed solved before, performed live

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1. Coding-Dojo Wouter Lagerweij wlagerweij@qualogy.com, www.lagerweij.com, @wouterla http://www.tierrapura.org/construccion/dojo.jpg Original presentation by Serge Rehem [email_address]

2. Programmers don't train.

3. Coding Dojo http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ficheiro:Noma_Dojo,_2006.JPG programmers gather to train and learn , work together on a problem

4. Dojo NOT a competition or a show

5. Pair Programming

8. Talk out loud about what you're doing

9. Wait for green to comment

10. Keep list of what to do next (observer -> flip-over)

11. red - green - refactor T D D

12. Baby Steps

13.

14. Prepared Kata driver/observer fixed solved before, performed live

15. http://dojorio.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/coding-dojo-rio-na-pythoncampus-na-universidade-gama-filho-no-campus-da-piedade/ Randori Kata driver/observer switch , every 5 to 10 mins. problem solved live