London Code Dojo

London Code Dojo 12 (Moorgate)

October 15, 2012 · 6:15 PM
radtac:craft

Food and drinks are provided, as usual. This event is at radtac:craft's offices on the 3rd floor of 101 Finsbury Pavement, the office building opposite Marks & Spencer.

Please sign up with your real name, as we have to provide a list of attendees to building security downstairs. Thanks.

Map here: http://goo.gl/maps/WWa5A

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@sleepyfox

Thanks for posting code Maria, we're really getting much better at providing stuff for people to look back on, which helps other startup groups in Canada, Cambridge and Guildford. My (CoffeeScript/Node.js) code here: https://github.com/sleepyfox/Cod...

0 · October 17, 2012
Maria Zverina

Nice problem - and nice new venue!! :)

Here's my code - both the good and the bad version. :)

https://github.com/mariazverina/...

0 · October 16, 2012
julian harley

insightful and interesting!

0 · October 16, 2012
@sleepyfox

Great group, as usual. Nice to see people liked the new location, and new Pizza (Papa Johns).

0 · October 16, 2012
@sleepyfox

Thanks to Andrea and Irene for posting code. My slides are up on SpeakerDeck here: https://speakerdeck.com/u/sleepy...

0 · October 16, 2012
Andrea Crotti

I uploaded here the solutions we came up with tonight:
https://github.com/AndreaCrotti/...

In particular coming back home I wrote another version, more Python
and more customizable. Now you can pass another rule just by the
number and change the length of the rule.

So for example I might want 4 bits for the rule instead of 3, and I
just need to pass a different parameter to line, and then wrapping
around still magically works..

Not really heavily tested but here it is:

https://github.com/AndreaCrotti/...

Anyway very interesting Dojo, well done to the organizers!

The only thing is that maybe the Law of Demeter could not really apply
to this task, where even exagerating there could not be more than two
objects (that's why in the example I shown I used classes).

0 · October 16, 2012
Irene Papakonstantinou

Since the laptop battery died before we could present, here is our attempt in Scala: https://gist.github.com/3896215

0 · October 16, 2012
Irene Papakonstantinou

Really enjoyed it

0 · October 15, 2012