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Idea is to get three people, one for vim, one for emacs, and one for sublime, and have a list of tasks they have to do with their editor of choice. Whoever finishes all tasks first wins a prize, although maybe have an alternative prize for creativity. | Idea is to get three people, one for vim, one for emacs, and one for sublime, and have a list of tasks they have to do with their editor of choice. Whoever finishes all tasks first wins a prize, although maybe have an alternative prize for creativity. | ||
One way to handle this: | |||
* Have groups of tasks to be solved | |||
* The race would be in X stages, for X groups. Maybe one group is modifying text, another group is writing a program to do something. Maybe each group could showcase the strengths of one editor, to make things more fair. | |||
* After each stage finishes, each contestant shares how they solved the task. The fastest person wins a point by default, but if someone else makes a good argument why their way should win the point (it was creative, etc) then they could steal. | |||
* At the end, the person with the most points wins. | |||
Some unsolved questions: | |||
* Is there a simple way to feed four monitors into a system to be projected? | |||
* How do we factor in preparation time? Examples: maybe someone needs to download plugins, maybe someone needs to run ctags or something | |||
** One idea is to have everyone start with minimal install for each challenge | |||
* Can we get a microphone and speakers? Sort of like how Mitch runs his soldering workshops | |||
* A projector wall? | |||
* How long do we need? I would say one hour officially, but maybe 1.5 hours because it always takes longer. | |||
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Text-editor race
Idea is to get three people, one for vim, one for emacs, and one for sublime, and have a list of tasks they have to do with their editor of choice. Whoever finishes all tasks first wins a prize, although maybe have an alternative prize for creativity.
One way to handle this:
- Have groups of tasks to be solved
- The race would be in X stages, for X groups. Maybe one group is modifying text, another group is writing a program to do something. Maybe each group could showcase the strengths of one editor, to make things more fair.
- After each stage finishes, each contestant shares how they solved the task. The fastest person wins a point by default, but if someone else makes a good argument why their way should win the point (it was creative, etc) then they could steal.
- At the end, the person with the most points wins.
Some unsolved questions:
- Is there a simple way to feed four monitors into a system to be projected?
- How do we factor in preparation time? Examples: maybe someone needs to download plugins, maybe someone needs to run ctags or something
- One idea is to have everyone start with minimal install for each challenge
- Can we get a microphone and speakers? Sort of like how Mitch runs his soldering workshops
- A projector wall?
- How long do we need? I would say one hour officially, but maybe 1.5 hours because it always takes longer.