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In this episode Dagmar Labes is sharing some of her facilitation secrets:When to reduce to four sessions instead of standard six?How to make the event more motivating and more fun for participants?
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Thank you Dagmar.
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In this episode:Which skills does a facilitator need?Alternative code katas to the Game of Life?
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Mentioned in this episode:JS CodeRetreat: facilitator's skillsMars Rover KataKata Theater(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw and Gong 001 by tec_studio.) -
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This is the second part of my chat with Amélie Cornélis about:As an attendee, how can I help others and myself to learn?How about combining Coderetreat with the Open Space format?
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Amélie, thank you for another discussion. You can reach Amélie at her Twitter @AmelieCornelis.
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In this episode I will answer five quick questions:What kind of people will be at the Coderetreat?How to prepare for first time facilitation?How much should we help people during the session?How to deal with a pair of juniors who do not get anywhere?What's more important, participants changing partners or freedom?
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In this episode I am discussing with Amélie Cornélis about:How to help attendees get into the day - at the beginning of the event?How to help attendees wind down and reflect?
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Amélie, thank you for the discussion. You can chat with Amélie at @AmelieCornelis.
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The 30th episode with the following questions:During the day itself what kind of facilitation do you do?Which constraints to use on a typical Coderetreat?How to advertise your Coderetreat?
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This is the second episode with Harald Reingruber about Mob Programming:What is your setup for remote mob- or ensemble programming?How to facilitate several remote mobs at once?Are you changing people from the mobs during the MobRetreat?
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Harald is available at his Twitter for further discussion. Thank you Harald.
Mentioned in this episode:Cloud Desktop Setup Instructions, see similar approaches by Clare Macrae, Jay Bazuzi and Llewellyn Falco.Remote Access Tools: AnyDesk or TeamViewer. VNC is too slow.Mob-Programming on Open Source Software Meetup, Vienna(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw and Gong 001 by tec_studio.) -
In this episode I will answer the following questions:A Coderetreat is very busy. How do you keep the schedule?How to include a supporting or junior facilitator, e.g. from the hosting company?What is Test Driven Development? (Not really answering that ;-)
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Mentioned in this episode:Kent Beck's book "Test-Driven Development: By Example"Emily Bache "TDD is a Superior Way of Working"Dave Farley "Test Driven Development"Jason Gorman "Test-Driven Development (TDD) in Java"Jason Gorman "7 Myths About Test-Driven Development Debunked"(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw and Gong 001 by tec_studio.) -
Happy new year! In this episode Harald Reingruber explains the new format of MobRetreat:What is a MobRetreat?What is the difference to a regular Coderetreat?
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Thank you Harald. You can reach Harald at his Twitter for further discussion.
Mentioned in this episode:MobRetreat home (Check out the MobRetreat presentation on the Resources page.)Mob-Programming on Open Source Software Meetup, ViennaNote: New RSS Feed! If you subscribed to this podcast before August 27th 2020, you need to unsubscribe and subscribe again to the new feed https://www.code-cop.org/podcast/rss_feed.php.
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In this episode I am describing an experimental Coderetreat format I used in one of my last retreats. The goal was to have progressive sessions without deleting the code, a bit like product development. I am talking about:Options to work on progressive sessions during the day in general.Validation of the Coderetreat principles for the taken option.Actual kata used and its requirement changes.Sessions run during the day and what to focus on as facilitator.Conclusion including feedback from participants.
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Mentioned in this episode:Lean Poker or Extreme StartupThe Bowling Game KataThe OCP kata(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw and Gong 001 by tec_studio.) -
This episode marks one year of the Coderetreat Facilitation podcast. To celebrate the anniversary - and to prepare for the upcoming GDCR20 I will recap my top 3 most important facts about Coderetreat facilitation:What is the Coding Dojo Mindset? (from episode 10)What is your primary job as facilitator? (from episode 13)Focus on pairing (from episode 15)What is the best way to facilitate? (from episode 5)Why are there four questions when I said "top 3"? ;-)
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Thank you all for staying with me for the last year.
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This is the second episode with Technical Agile Coach Emily Bache on how to take the Coderetreat to the next level:Which teaching elements could we add to a Coderetreat?What about learning goals?How to adapt the (learning) material to the group?
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Thank you Emily for sharing your knowledge about teaching. You can reach Emily on her Twitter for further discussion.
Mentioned in this episode:Ensemble/Mob ProgrammingBloom's TaxonomyNew RSS Feed: If you subscribed to this podcast before August 27th 2020, you need to unsubscribe and subscribe again to the new feed https://www.code-cop.org/podcast/rss_feed.php.
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In this episode I am answering Lars' questions:Any problems when all participants are first-time Coderetreat participants?Any problems when all participants have never heard of the Game of Life?Is it required to solve the Game of Life before facilitating a Coderetreat?During (pre Covid) Global Day of Coderetreat, which activities support the global event?
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Mentioned in this episode:Christian Hujer's Game of Life sample solutionGame of Life, Apache AntGame of Life, 1 line APLGame of Life, short functional solution in ClojureGame of Life, 256 bytes Commodore AssemblyGame of Life, TSQLGame of Life, XSLTJoin the Software Crafters Slack Team (Channel #coderetreat)New RSS Feed: If you subscribed to this podcast before August 27th 2020, you need to unsubscribe and subscribe again to the new feed https://www.code-cop.org/podcast/rss_feed.php.
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In this episode I talking with Technical Agile Coach Emily Bache about her Coding Dojo Handbook and bits of the Coding Dojo can we use in a Coderetreat:What is a Coding Dojo?What is Emily's Handbook about?How can we use smaller exercises in a Coderetreat?Are constraints overrated?
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Thank you Emily for sharing your knowledge about Coding Dojos. You can reach Emily on her Twitter for further discussion.
Mentioned in this episode:The Coding Dojo Handbook by Emily BacheNew RSS Feed: If you subscribed to this podcast before August 27th 2020, you need to unsubscribe and subscribe again to the new feed https://www.code-cop.org/podcast/rss_feed.php.
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This episode was inspired by SoCraTes Day Switzerland:What if participants don't "get" TDD?How to increase participation in inhouse Coderetreats?What questions do you ask in the session retro?
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In this episode I talk with my co-facilitator Oliver Spann about:How to deal with distractions and negative surprises?How to support people with their coding setup?
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Thank you Oliver for sharing your knowledge. Read more from Oliver at his blog.
Coding setup mentioned in this episode:kata-bootstrapsCyber Dojo(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw and Gong 001 by tec_studio.) -
In this episode you learn about:Is Saturday required for a Coderetreat?Should we communicate about learning before the event so we get the "right" people in?How to split the group between facilitators?
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In this episode Corey Haines will introduce you toCoderetreat Day Structure.Using different programming languages.Conway's Game of Life.
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Material in this episode and related episodes:Corey Haines' Cleveland Code Retreat Introduction from Corey Haines on VimeoEpisode 16: Part 1Episode 05: Coderetreat Day StructureEpisode 01: Learning a new languageEpisode 02: Explain the Game of LifeConway's Game of Life(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw.) -
In this episode I talk about:Preserving my energy as facilitator.Activities to help switch pairs.
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In this episode Corey Haines will introduce you to:The goal of the CoderetreatThe 4 Rules of Simple Design
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Material in this episode:Corey Haines' Cleveland Code Retreat Introduction from Corey Haines on VimeoOn the goals of CoderetreatKent Beck's four rules of simple design(Music from Synth Loop 1 by allpurposedw.) - Vis mere
