After over five and a half years of Coders' Workshop, we will be retiring our meetup on July 17, 2024.
Thank you to each of the hundreds of coders who have joined one of our meetups over the years, from the whiteboards in Denver to the mob programming sessions online.
We're grateful for all of you. This meetup thrived because of you.
If you'd like to stay in touch in a different way, Flatiron School has launched Bletchley, a community for tech professionals and learners. Come join us!
Until next time, be kind, be well, and keep coding.
-Bryan Yunis & Coders' Workshop
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A meetup where programmers can develop problem solving skills & improve their technical communication.
- language agnosticism
- pair programming
- tactics vs strategy
- strategy person knows how to solve algorithm, tactics person knows the language or particular syntax
We love contributions! This repo consists mainly of algorithm and data-structure type problems, so feel free to either submit a solution to a problem we have, or your own problem and solution.
- Problems are found in Coding-Challenges and located in a folder corresponding to their name. Include a
README.md(markdown) file describing the problem, and if possible, please include sample inputs/outputs. - To submit a solution, create a folder with your name in Contributors and put your solution in that folder. All languages are welcome! Please title the file the same as the problem.
- Once you add your problem and/or solution, create a pull request and we will add your code to our repo.
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
