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Come join Craftsperson, Mattsi and learn about what makes Rust interesting, what problems it is good at solving, and write your first Rust code! Rust is the fastest-growing programming language on GitHub, wins "most loved" language every year in the Stack Overflow developer survey year after year, and is even set to become the second language to ever be used in the Linux Kernel. But despite its growing popularity, most developers haven't had much exposure to Rust.

After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building. You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment. Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.

Codurance is working with Rust Nation UK to bring you hands on immersive training with our software craftspeople. Tickets include breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks. Please bring your laptop; power and wifi will be available.

An essential aspect of the technical coaching process is to provide feedback, but not just any feedback: great feedback. The problem is, most teams believe they are delivering great feedback when in reality they're not and this can lead to disastrous outcomes. People get demotivated, they may stop listening at all, or in worse cases, even quit. In this session, José E. Rodríguez Huerta, Managing Director y Software Craftsperson, will focus on feedback, what’s good, what’s not, how to deliver it and better yet, how to use it to help the team get stronger and healthier.

Working in tech we face a myriad of problems every day. From technical problems to team problems and business problems. Software Development is a diverse industry with endless options available to tackle the challenges we face. As Software Craftspeople we believe in the power of the community to help motivate meaningful change in the industry as a whole. This session aims to leverage the communities' collective knowledge and use it to help other solves the issues they face in the industry. We invite individuals to come along and present their problems (not their solutions!) to the group so that we might attempt to offer potential solutions based upon our collective experiences. No need for slide-shows or data sets! We want to converse and chat about the issues we face. This is not a trial or a lecture! It is about having real people with real issues find resolutions. Come one, come all and benefit from those around you and if you just fancy coming along to listen, well at least there will be pizza and drinks as usual!

We are going to keep moving forward in our journey to improve our skills with Clojure. Agenda: Using the reply to experiment Creating a main function to run Solving a simple Kata You will be able to go deeper in the next sessions that we have prepared. Stay tuned for dates. In English By Mashooq Badar, Software Craftsman and cofounder at Codurance. In collaboration with Software Crafters Madrid. To stay in the loop subscribe to our newsletter

En esta sesión continuaremos nuestra serie de coding dojos ´'Codificación con TDD para afilar nuestras habilidades técnicas’. El objetivo de este encuentro será empezar con los test-doubles, aprender qué son y por qué utilizarlos. En línea con esta idea, repasáremos la kata Smart Fridge. Esta kata nos enseñará a manejar el enfoque no determinista que tienen la fecha y la hora (¡esta es la primera pista!) Antes de apuntarte, asegurate de poder cumplir con algunos aspectos logísticos: Asegúrate de traer tu propio portátil ya que vamos a codificar juntos. Asegúrate de tener al menos un entorno listo para codificar (con tu IDE o editor de texto favorito) Katalyst-kickstarter proporciona un buen andamiaje para empezar una kata en: c++, c#, java, php, python, ruby y typescript.

After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building. You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment. Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.

Working in tech we face a myriad of problems every day. From technical problems to team problems and business problems. Software Development is a diverse industry with endless options available to tackle the challenges we face. As Software Craftspeople we believe in the power of the community to help motivate meaningful change in the industry as a whole. This session aims to leverage the communities' collective knowledge and use it to help other solves the issues they face in the industry. We invite individuals to come along and present their problems (not their solutions!) to the group so that we might attempt to offer potential solutions based upon our collective experiences. No need for slide-shows or data sets! We want to converse and chat about the issues we face. This is not a trial or a lecture! It is about having real people with real issues find resolutions. Come one, come all and benefit from those around you and if you just fancy coming along to listen, well at least there will be pizza and drinks as usual!

After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building. You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment. Once again, we'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow SCN coders. There's no need to have attended a previous session so, if you're free, come along.

Join Mattsi Janski and Rowan Lea, Software Craftspeople at Codurance for our TDD workshop. After a short intro, we’ll get into groups/pairs or work solo, whatever people feel most comfortable with, and start building. You choose how you want to work and what language you want to code in. This session is about collaborating with others, becoming a better developer and building your network, in a fun, relaxed environment. We'll be sharing ideas, discussing best practices and using this as an opportunity to learn from our fellow LSCC coders. Pizza and drinks will be provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available. All you need to do is bring a machine if you’d like to code along.

Working in tech we face a myriad of problems every day. From technical problems to team problems and business problems. Software Development is a diverse industry with endless options available to tackle the challenges we face. As Software Craftspeople we believe in the power of the community to help motivate meaningful change in the industry as a whole. This session aims to leverage the communities' collective knowledge and use it to help other solves the issues they face in the industry. We invite individuals to come along and present their problems (not their solutions!) to the group so that we might attempt to offer potential solutions based upon our collective experiences. No need for slide-shows or data sets! We want to converse and chat about the issues we face. This is not a trial or a lecture! It is about having real people with real issues find resolutions. Come one, come all and benefit from those around you and if you just fancy coming along to listen, well at least there will be pizza and drinks as usual!