What we’re about

Welcome to Tactical Coder Moscow, a community for individuals passionate about combining technical excellence with strategic thinking. Whether you’re a seasoned developer, an aspiring coder, or someone seeking to sharpen your problem-solving skills, this group is designed to explore the intersection of technology, strategy, and real-world application.
What We Offer:

Skill Development: Workshops, talks, and sessions focused on advanced coding practices, systems design, and emerging technologies like AI and machine learning.
Strategic Thinking: Discussions and exercises rooted in tactical problem-solving, inspired by principles from business, technology, and even military strategy.
Community Networking: Connect with like-minded individuals, share insights, and collaborate on projects that challenge and inspire.
Professional Growth: Learn how to excel in high-stakes environments, navigate complex challenges, and bring intensity and focus to your work.

Who Should Join?
This group is for anyone interested in leveling up their technical and strategic skills, from developers and engineers to tech enthusiasts and strategists. Whether you're here to learn, share knowledge, or find collaborators, you’ll find a supportive and driven community.
Why Tactical Coder?
Tactical Coder Stockholm isn’t just about coding—it’s about fostering a mindset of precision, discipline, and problem-solving that applies to every aspect of life and work.
Join us to learn, grow, and tackle challenges with a tactical edge.
Next Meetup:
Stay tuned for upcoming sessions, workshops, and guest speakers. We look forward to welcoming you!
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### The Tactical Coder and the Black Knight: "None Shall Pass"

"Tis but a scratch!"
—The Black Knight, Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Black Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail is one of the most hilariously tenacious characters ever created. Here’s a warrior so fiercely committed to his purpose—guarding a random bridge—that even when he's reduced to a talking torso, he refuses to concede defeat. While his stubbornness and lack of situational awareness are obvious flaws, there’s something about the unyielding spirit of the Black Knight that resonates deeply with the ethos of the Tactical Coder.
Let’s be honest: in life and work, we all face challenges that feel like Sir Lancelot swinging a broadsword at our limbs. Some people collapse at the first blow. The Tactical Coder? We channel our inner Black Knight. Because sometimes, the right mindset isn’t about winning—it’s about refusing to give up.

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### 1. "None Shall Pass": Owning Your Ground

The Black Knight stands in the middle of nowhere, on a bridge that leads to absolutely nothing of importance. Yet he declares to Sir Lancelot, "None shall pass." There’s a lesson here: own your ground, no matter what.
In the world of Tactical Coder, “owning your ground” means taking complete responsibility for your projects, your code, and your impact. When chaos, bureaucracy, and bad leadership come swinging, you don’t step aside. You stand firm and declare, "None shall pass."
Tactical Coder Mindset:

Whether it’s a corporate meltdown or a broken deployment pipeline, you don’t retreat.
You hold the line, protect what matters, and stay true to your purpose—even if it’s inconvenient or absurd to others.
Sometimes the act of standing your ground inspires more change than the act of succeeding.

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### 2. "Tis But a Scratch": Resilience in Action

The Black Knight loses an arm and barely flinches: "Tis but a scratch!" His left arm is gone: "Just a flesh wound!" By the time he’s a limbless stump, he’s shouting, "I’ll bite your legs off!"
While his self-awareness could use some work, his resilience is admirable. Life and work will cut deep. You’ll lose battles, face setbacks, and experience moments where quitting seems logical. The Tactical Coder approach? Shrug off the setbacks, keep fighting, and reframe defeat as a temporary inconvenience.
Tactical Coder Mindset: