Coding Dojo

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AlbanyDojo

The Albany, NY Coding Dojo.

We’re just getting off the ground, and would love to see SUNY, RPI, Union, HVCC, Skidmore, etc. students participate.

Austin Software Craftsmanship

The Austin Software Craftsmanship Meetup holds a Coding Dojo once a quarter (next dojo Jan 2019). We use Cyber-Dojo as a platform in order to support multiple languages and test frameworks. Join us on Meetup for more info.

Our dojo is run “Glasgow style”, with pairs working together on their own laptops, all on the same kata but not necessarily all on the same language. Open to all experience levels; if you’re interested in improving your craft, we want you!

Codenjoy

Welcome to Codenjoy!

We named our version Codenjoy (Code + Enjoy). It was an interesting format, and we shared it everywhere we were invited. Later, the Codenjoy community divided into ‘senseis’, or organizers, programmers who write code, and contributors who add their own games. Participants get feedback based on the game results. Think your development methodology is great? Let’s try it in a tournament. That’s how I stopped telling people how TDD is faster.

Developers get together and start doing ‘katas’ — basic tasks that are repeated to improve their mastery of engineering. In martial arts, a kata is a series of movements against an imaginary opponent. Coding Dojo has various forms, like Codenjoy — coding for fun. Participants create bots that compete in real time in basic games like Tetris, Battlecity, Snake, Sudoku, Minesweeper, Moebius, etc.

You just write an algorithm that will play old school games. Try to defeat the opponent. Lost? Learn something new from this. There are about 30 games in Codenjoy.

CodersDojoSweden

Coders Dojo Sweden started in October 2006.

AndreasLarsson and ThomasNilsson from Responsive Development Techology (www.responsive.se) picked up the idea at XP2006 in Oulu, Finland. We thought it would be intresting to try this in Linköping, Sweden.

We meet bi-weekly, participation is free and there is no need to register. If the group is larger than twelve persons we simply split into two groups. We normally have 10-12 participants.

Visit our site at dojo.responsive.se

Coding Dojo Munich

CodingDojoMunich – Coding Dojo in Munich

Germany’s first Coding Dojo initially founded by Ilker Cetinkaya, Peter Sacchet and Philipp Schilling based on .NET Framework & related technologies.

Nowadays the biggest Coding Dojo community in Germany and language agnostic.

Join here: https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/Coding-Dojo-Munich/

DojoRio

Coding Dojo at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Website, GitHub and Google Group.

EPFLDojo

Coding Dojo at École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. Check out our GitHub repo.

HelsinkiDojo

The event was brought to Helsinki, Finland for the first time on November 23, 2005, inspired by the ParisDojo . Since then there have been irregular dojo sessions that are organized through the Agile Finland wiki (wiki.agilefinland.com).

MSFTCorpDojo

This dojo is organized for people that work for/at Microsoft in Redmond, WA, USA.

The following text only makes sense if you have a microsoft.com address: Join the dojo alias on the autogroup site for announcements.

NetherlandsDojo

Dutch Coding dojo convenes irregularly, there is a yahoo group codingdojo-nl where you can find out about the next one. MartijnMeijering started the dutch dojo. You can also ask WillemVanDenEnde or MarcEvers if you want to find out more.

Next dojo: January 6, through devnology.nl (go to that site to register) in Amsterdam, facilitated by RobWestgeest and WillemVanDenEnde .

OkcDojo

The Oklahoma City Coding Dojo does not currently have a website, we do however meet at the [OkcCoCo] on a somewhat regular basis.

We typically use the RandoriKata style and have used C#, Java, Scala, and Ruby for the katas. We may work on our own personal laptops depending on how the attendance is for that night.

[Mailing List]

[Twitter Account]

ParisDojo

Paris Dojo

Bienvenue à Paris, FRANCE !

The Paris coding dojo was founded in Dec/2004.

Sessions usually take place each week.

Session Reports

Session reports (french) - https://dojo-developpement-paris.github.io/

Registration - https://www.meetup.com/fr-FR/dojo-developpement-paris/


An example of a previous session :

Monday June, 25th 2007

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Next planned session: July, 2nd, at Epiconcept.

New patterns:

  • _Randori*_ (read “randori star”): like a regular randori, but with two computers and two code branches.
  • _Krata_: Dirty Kata (French pun, don’t ask…). A kata

No retrospective this time.

SaoPauloDojo

Welcome to São Paulo, Brazil!

The Dojo@São Paulo was founded in July/2007 and the meetings are held on Monday nights at the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics - University Of São Paulo (IME-USP). Join us at dojo_sp@groups.google.com (mailling list in Portuguese).