"How Stateless Can You Go?" Coding Dojo
I was invited to host the april 2011 meeting of Oslo Coding Dojo. I created, presented and facilitated the group task for the evening. The slides and assignment is available at Github.
Minesweeper Code Kata
Demonstrated how to build a simple minesweeper game in under 20 minutes using testdriven JavaScript - in front of a live audience at the Communities in Action 2011 event in Oslo. There's a prerecorded version here.
"Ruby 101"
A short and sweet introductory workshop (slides and exercises) which I created and used to introduce Steria colleagues to basic Ruby programming in late 2010.
"Interactive Programming For Fun and Profit"
I repeated my "Interactive Programming" talk at Dagen@IFI 2010, a day of company presentations and talks for informatics students at the University of Oslo
"Interactive Programming For Fun and Profit"
At the JavaZone 2010 conference I gave an hour-long presentation about interactive programming in Ruby, JavaScript and Clojure. I livecoded simple examples ranging from basic text REPL up to live development of a 3D game. Video recording of the talk available here (in Norwegian).
"JavaScript Needn't Hurt!"
Cut my workshop down to a one hour talk, which I presented at the april 2010 meetup of javaBin, the Norwegian Java user group in Oslo.
"JavaScript Needn't Hurt!"
Created and led a four hour workshop on basic, modern JavaScript development for colleagues at Steria, during spring 2010.
FizzBuzz Code Kata
Demonstrated a simple ten-minute prepared code kata for the Oslo Code Dojo meetup group in early 2010, showcasing basic test-driven development in JavaScript. There's a prerecorded version here.
"Pomodoro: En eggeklokke fikk produktet mitt ut døra"
Gave a lightning talk about the Pomodoro Technique at the Smidig2009 conference. The talk was based on this blog post.