Katayuno (Katas + Desayuno) is a weekly open event where to pair code katas to learn TDD while enjoying a freshly baked breakfast.
If you’d like to know more about Katayuno, check out this article.
A code kata is a small exercise in programming that is meant to help us programmers sharpen our skills through practice.
TDD is a software development process that uses tests to make the design emerge by following the red/green/refactor cycle.
Pair programming is an agile software development technique in which two programmers work together at one workstation.
You can make katas in every languages, the important point is to learn tdd, good practices and pairing.
Once you've attended to a Katayuno, if you wish to share your work on our repo, add your project to the 'examples' folder inside the kata you've done (i.e. katas/fizz_buzz/examples/your_kata). Then create a pull request.
The meetup is hosted by Flywire and organized by Devscola.
Find below all the katas and relative solution examples.