WarsawJS Workshop #15. How to design Tic-tac-toe in JS?
The 50 people who arrived at the event were asked to design a Tic-tac-toe, or Battleship game in JavaScript. Natalia Kędziora of SoftwarePlant acted as a trainer, and SoftwarePlant sponsored the event. For what reasons the folks attended JavaScript for beginners WarsawJS Workshop #15 on January 7th, 2018?
We hear a variety of rationales from people who spend Sundays coding:
- I used to learn JS for some time in the past, then I stopped at some point, but I wish to resume
- I learnt from tutorials and they proved not entirely efficient
- I’m seeking a career change
- JS will help me perform better at my current role
WarsawJS Workshop #15 facts
- JavaScript for beginners (ES5, ES6, ES7) + Git
- 5 groups x 10 people
- over twice as many sign-up’s as available seats
- women made up close to 50% of attendees
- people learnt how to design the Tic-tac-toe or Battleship game in JavaScript
- on the 7th January, 2018, at Google Campus Warsaw
- delicious amuse-bouches, Thai cuisine, coffee and energetic drinks for all
- a diploma for everybody
Thank you, WarsawJS Initiators, for extremely smooth 8 hours. We didn’t even notice the event was coming to an end!
Thank you, WarsawJS students for nicely designed games:
Viktor https://mr-vikster.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15-tictactoe/
Magda https://pchenel.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15/
Sebastian https://lechum2.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15/
Adam https://adambartczuk.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15-tictactoe/
Ewa https://samograjka.github.io/warsawjs-workhop-15/
Piotr https://pperz.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15/
Bartek https://bartom93.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15/
Michał https://gliwa.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15/
Marta https://goodscout.github.io/warsawjs-workshop-15/
Yes, we are hiring. Check our job board. Photo courtesy of WarsawJS.
This is the actual Workshop #15 photo with the actual participants. Courtesy of WarsawJS.
