This is a proposal for a practical session evening where we will use the Randori Kata method to try beat WarriorJS in distinct teams.
The game is a coding challenge which allows programmers to build interactions with the game world, with each "level" being a challenge within itself.
A Randori Kata can be run in many ways but I will suggest that we use teams of up to four with one laptop, who will rotate between one driver and three observers to make an attempt at completing the level. The previous attempt's code is kept and modified - however it's up to the driver to wipe it out completely and start again (anything goes).
This will probably take more than one evening can entail, so the event should be fixed to a time, with plenty of breaks. Details to be fleshed out later!
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This is a proposal for a practical session evening where we will use the Randori Kata method to try beat WarriorJS in distinct teams.
The game is a coding challenge which allows programmers to build interactions with the game world, with each "level" being a challenge within itself.
A Randori Kata can be run in many ways but I will suggest that we use teams of up to four with one laptop, who will rotate between one driver and three observers to make an attempt at completing the level. The previous attempt's code is kept and modified - however it's up to the driver to wipe it out completely and start again (anything goes).
This will probably take more than one evening can entail, so the event should be fixed to a time, with plenty of breaks. Details to be fleshed out later!