London Algorithms

Welcome to London Algorithms Summer of Graph Theory! Many of the most frequently asked questions here over the years have been about graphs. And for good reason. Graphs are super useful!

This summer, we'll go systematically through the fundamentals. Our goal is not to memorize patterns, but to really understand what is happening, particularly in memory, as we build and explore graphs.

You don't need a background in computer science. You do need to understand the fundamentals of a programming language (functions, loops, etc...). We are language agnostic.

Most importantly, this is a safe space to learn and grow. We aim to be low-ego and high-curiosity! We care a lot about creating an environment that everyone feels the joy of discovering new ideas in. Lots of experience isn't necessary. Being kind is a must.

Any other questions, feel free to message Emily or write in the chat. See you soon!

This meetup will be a semi-regular space to hone the craft of software design. We'll take a look at design patterns, refactoring strategies, etc... each session will focus on a different challenge.

This week, we'll explore the famous Gilded Rose kata which asks you to refactor a tricky bit of legacy code. In our kata, the Gilded Rose, a shop that sells magical and legendary items, has asked us to help them make their inventory software cleaner and more maintainable.

For this session, we'll work in pairs. Beginners are welcome! The only requirement is to know the fundamentals of any programming language (functions, loops, etc...). And to be a kind person - without the kind part, this wouldn't be much fun!

Testing is optional, but I'd highly recommend setting up your favorite IDE with a unit test runner. Tests are our friends. <3

Any questions, please post in the chat or message Emily. See you soon!

Welcome to London Algorithms Summer of Graph Theory! Many of the most frequently asked questions here over the years have been about graphs. And for good reason. Graphs are super useful!

This summer, we'll go systematically through the fundamentals. Our goal is not to memorize patterns, but to really understand what is happening, particularly in memory, as we build and explore graphs.

You don't need a background in computer science. You do need to understand the fundamentals of a programming language (functions, loops, etc...). We are language agnostic.

Most importantly, this is a safe space to learn and grow. We aim to be low-ego and high-curiosity! We care a lot about creating an environment that everyone feels the joy of discovering new ideas in. Lots of experience isn't necessary. Being kind is a must.

Any other questions, feel free to message Emily or write in the chat. See you soon!

Welcome to London Algorithms Summer of Graph Theory! Many of the most frequently asked questions here over the years have been about graphs. And for good reason. Graphs are super useful!

This summer, we'll go systematically through the fundamentals. Our goal is not to memorize patterns, but to really understand what is happening, particularly in memory, as we build and explore graphs.

You don't need a background in computer science. You do need to understand the fundamentals of a programming language (functions, loops, etc...). We are language agnostic.

Most importantly, this is a safe space to learn and grow. We aim to be low-ego and high-curiosity! We care a lot about creating an environment that everyone feels the joy of discovering new ideas in. Lots of experience isn't necessary. Being kind is a must.

Any other questions, feel free to message Emily or write in the chat. See you soon!