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Code Club

Talkat LoneStarRuby Conf 2015 · on Saturday, 2015-08-15· [ruby-on-rails]
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Code Club prescribes concrete rules: pick 100 lines of code or a completable activity, meet as a team of about five with a consistent tour guide, and expect iteration — organizers run 50+ code club sessions and weekly drop‑in projects (Ruby Monday JavaScript Tuesday Python Thursday). Sessions produce real artifacts (a Ruby Monday blog app launched), force code reviews and pull requests, handle broken tutorials, and measurably boost confidence and practical collaboration skills.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:11CODE CLUB Saron Yitbarek
  3. 2:54How can I become an expert?
  4. 10:171. pick a manageable code base 2. learning happens in digressions 3. this is a team effort 4. pick a tour guide
  5. 14:48+ code club sessions
  6. 16:31Manageable activity is crucial 2. Calling people out worked!
  7. 16:47Broken activities still worked it doesn't have to be good
  8. 17:34Ruby Monday, JavaScript Tuesday, Python Thursday
  9. 19:10Very different skill levels
  10. 19:38Each club had a long-term project
  11. 20:05Consistent tour guide
  12. 20:481. My developer friends 2. Strangers starting and signing up 3. Strangers dropping in with guide
  13. 21:43The guidelines weren't for Code Club. They were for social learning.
  14. 22:04When I talk about Code Club People think "Education"
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