Workshop - Ruby Coding Dojo
summary
Hands-on Coding Dojo runs a live Ruby session that claims practice beats work and demonstrates test-driven development with Ruby 2.0 and minitest/autorun, using ping‑pong pair programming and three‑minute rotations. The group builds a simple calculator, adds variable‑argument support, parses numeric strings, avoids inject/reduce constraints, and automates tests with a bash watch loop and minitest/bright output. Tests drive design, edge cases (like "banana".to_i == 0) expose parsing decisions, and the kata repeatedly passes to green after refactor.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 8:09DOJO
- 8:59KATAS
- 15:12RANDORI
- 18:44PREPARED
- 49:48RESOURCES
- 53:03PROBLEM #1
- 53:30ETIQUETTES
- 57:50Calculator
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