hence Bruce Key and Hackie Chan no doubt ; )
On 2 Mar 2010, at 00:05, Renate Wieser wrote:
> in a conversation with alberto yesterday we realised that the
> superlative of extreme programming is martial art programming :)
> best - renate
>
>
> On Mar 1, 2010, at 1:22 PM, Julian Rohrhuber wrote:
>
>> Nice. Sounds very much like the WRAP (or: ZEP) sessions we used to
>> do: "Watch Relax and Program" (Zuschauen, Entspannen, Programmieren).
>>
>>
>>
>> On 01.03.2010, at 13:13, alex wrote:
>>
>>> Related to live coding:
>>> http://www.codingdojo.org/
>>>
>>> Explained well here:
>>> http://codingdojo.futureplatforms.com/vqwiki/jsp/Wiki?BrightonCodingDojo
>>>
>>> "The Dojo is set up to let everyone experiment with coding in a
>>> non-competitive, collaborative, fun environment. Skill levels vary
>>> from beginner to Jedi master. Everyone is welcome.
>>>
>>> The rules of the Dojo are quite simple. The meeting room has one
>>> computer attached to a projector. Two programmers are selected to
>>> address the challenge of the week, one acting as the driver and one
>>> the navigator. They must speak continually about how they are
>>> solving
>>> the problem, so that the entire group follows what is being done. If
>>> the group fails to understand then the pair must pause to explain.
>>> One
>>> half of the pair is swapped out every five minutes. The language
>>> to be
>>> used and the problem to be solved vary from session to session."
>>>
>>> Would be interesting to do a live coding dojo!
>>>
>>> alex
>>>
>>> --
>>> http://yaxu.org/
>>
>
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