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This page lists all exercises I have created for Coding Dojos and workshops, each with a short description how to use it. The difficulty is ...
A list of all code #katas I have created, each with a short description how to use it.
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In this post I want to celebrate the Prime Factors Code Kata. Prime Factors is a small coding exercise first used by Robert C. Martin in 200...
Celebrating the Prime Factors code kata in multiple programming languages
User interfaces are usually considered hard to test, and people rarely develop their user interfaces using Test Driven Development . So it i...
New code kata to experiment with driving user interfaces with #TDD: The Login Form TDD UI kata.
In September I attended a small, club-like unconference. The umbrella topic of the event was katas and their use in teaching and technical c...
Promotion Service Kata, a new, highly focused micro exercise.
Some fun with the Scheme language, BankOCR kata Double Loop TDD outside-in
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Coding Dojo/Retreat constraint "Write the worst code you can". What can we learn from our worst code.
Combining Code Kata constraints TDDaiymi, No IFs and No naked primitives. #brutal #practice
Apprenticeship blog 2: Code Katas
what it means: Code katas are exercises that are designed to instill good programming habits through repetition.
Secenario 1: Create a program that can convert numbers into Roman numerals, and vice versa.
Scenario 1 Example Implementation: Create a test to see if program exists, then create the program so that the test passes. Next, create a test for converting '1' to 'I', then make sure it passes. Next, create a test for converting '2' to 'II' then make sure it passes. Repeat for all major cases, and and handle "edge cases" (i.e. IV) at the end.
In the video I watched for the above example, the person stated they did this example at least 15 times before making the video, each time having the goal of trying to do it faster and faster by improving how they think about implementing the code. Some people also try giving themselves a tempo to work to by listening to music while working.
There are lots of good videos and sites to check out more about code katas, and you can check some of them out here:
http://codekata.com
http://blog.8thlight.com/chong-kim/2013/09/26/using-katas-to-improve.html
http://blog.8thlight.com/micah-martin/2013/05/28/performing-code-katas.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBJ3hdcM7G8
