Arrive: @6pm for complimentary refreshments, pizza and networking.
Bring: your Laptop with Python installed. We'll provide power, desks, chairs and wifi for action from 6:30pm till 8:30pm.
There will be a discussion and 5 min presentation afterwards on lessons learned.
As in the spirit of Coding Dojos, several algorithmic problems (a.k.a. kata) will be presented.
The Kata will be revealed on the evening, so that all solutions will be as fresh as possible to all developers (a.k.a. kenshi).
The dojo will be arranged into two 45 minute sessions where the same problem will be investigated in each but under different constraints.
Developers will pair-up and investigate the kata under the 1st constraint. For the second session developers will pair up with someone else and perform the investigation under the second constraint.
There will be a 5 min presentation and discussion afterwards to share what has been learned about the problem and coding solutions under the constraints!
This is the second Dojo hosted by JP Morgan with a new problem. See the comments on the previous meetup to hear how it went: https://www.meetup.com/Python-Glasgow/events/244377303/
Where: JP Morgan for the Dojo on Tues 13th March.
Arrive: @6pm for complimentary refreshments, pizza and networking.
Bring: your Laptop with Python installed. We'll provide power, desks, chairs and wifi for action from 6:30pm till 8:30pm.
There will be a discussion and 5 min presentation afterwards on lessons learned.
As in the spirit of Coding Dojos, several algorithmic problems (a.k.a. kata) will be presented.
The Kata will be revealed on the evening, so that all solutions will be as fresh as possible to all developers (a.k.a. kenshi).
The dojo will be arranged into two 45 minute sessions where the same problem will be investigated in each but under different constraints.
Developers will pair-up and investigate the kata under the 1st constraint. For the second session developers will pair up with someone else and perform the investigation under the second constraint.
There will be a 5 min presentation and discussion afterwards to share what has been learned about the problem and coding solutions under the constraints!
