Python Coding Dojo - 2014-03-19

Python Coding Dojo - 2014-03-19

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  Python Coding Dojo March19th , 2014 PyUGAT
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  Coding Dojo? Code! Learn! Have fun!
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  Coding Dojo? ● Safeplace, not work ● Our Goal: to learn ● Not our goal: to finish the task
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  Practices ● Test-Driven Development ●Pair Programming
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  Test-Driven Development Overview Analyse Problem TestList Guiding Test Red Declare & Name Arrange-Act-Assert Satisfy compiler Green Implement solution Fake it Start over Refactor Remove Fake Remove Code Smell (No new functionality) Note new test cases
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  Test-Driven Development from nose.tools import * import fizzbuzz def test_1_returns_1():     result = fizzbuzz.fizzbuzz(1)     assert_equal(result, "1")
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  Test-Driven Development def fizzbuzz(number):     return "1"
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  Test-Driven Development […] def test_2_returns_2():     result = fizzbuzz.fizzbuzz(2)     assert_equal(result, "2")
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  Test-Driven Development def fizzbuzz(number):     return str(number)
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  Test-Driven Development […] def test_3_returns_Fizz():     result = fizzbuzz.fizzbuzz(3)     assert_equal(result, "Fizz")
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  Test-Driven Development def fizzbuzz(number):     if number == 3:         return "Fizz"     return str(number)
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  What will bethe next test?
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  Pair Programming ● Driver:types at the computer ● Navigator – Looks for: ● Tactical defects: Syntax errors, Typos, Calling the wrong method ● Strategic defects in the driver's work – Driver's implementation or design fails to accomplish its goal – Strategic, long-range thinker of the pair ● Effective Pair: Constantly discusses alternative approaches and solutions to the problem ● Dysfunctional Pair: Quiet navigator
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  Kata: „Word Wrap“ Youwrite a class called Wrapper, that has a single static function named wrap that takes two arguments, a string, and a column number. The function returns the string, but with line breaks inserted at just the right places to make sure that no line is longer than the column number. You try to break lines at word boundaries. Like a word processor, break the line by replacing the last space in a line with a newline.
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  Randori ● 10 minintroduction ● 10 min discussion ● 40 min working on the problem – 1 driver, 1 navigator – Every 5 min ● driver → audience ● navigator → driver ● audience (1 person) → navigator ● 5 min break ● 40 min working on the problem – Like before ● 15 min retrospective
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  Randori in Pairs ●Coding – Split into pairs – Work on the Kata for 45 minutes – 5 minutes debriefing ● 5 minutes break ● Coding – Split into pairs – Work on the Kata for 45 minutes – 5 minutes debriefing ● 10 minutes retrospective
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  Happy Coding!
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  Retrospective ● Are youhappy with the design of the code you ended up with? Should you have refactored it more often? ● What are the best aspects of the design of the code we've ended up with? ● Did we learn anything new? ● Did anything unexpected happen? ● What do we still need to practice more? ● What should we do differently in the next dojo? ● What will you do differently tomorrow in your production code?