Hi,
this is the repository where we will keep our results from Coding Dojo sessions and all challenges that we want to do!
But, what is a Coding Dojo?
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.
To get more information, here is some links:
The Dojo can be made in three different modes:
A presenter shows how to solve a problem. All participants should be able to reproduce the solution on their own, interrupting to make question or commentaries at any time.
Everyone helps to solve a problem using one machine - in pairs - the pilot (who is coding) and the co-pilot (who is assisting). Each time frame (between 5 or 10 minutes), the co-pilot assumes the keyboard and someone from the audiance takes its place. The problem may has tests already produced, to create a definition of done. Also, the pair decides what to do to solve the problem, which should be explained as it goes.
Likely the Randori, but multiple pairs working at the same time. On each turn, the pairs are changed, promoting more integration among all participants.
Each challenge will be placed inside the challenges directory, with a descriptive name and the problem to be solved.
Once finished, the code created will be uploaded inside the challenge's directory.
Do you have a cool challenge or puzzle to be used in a Dojo session? Just create a pull request with a new folder inside challenges with its name and description.
Also, here's a list of links with cool puzzles (if you know others, PR them too!):
- DojoPuzzles.com
- Ruby Quiz
- LeetCode
- Facebook CodeLab
- CarrerCup
- awesome-challenges (1)
- awesome-challenges (2)
If you need any help, just yell on the #codingdojo Slack channel, at Cheesecake Labs.
Happy coding!