FOR CODER DOJO ARUBA

CODER DOJO ARUBA

Too much structure and rigid organisation can stifle creativity. Most Dojos have a feel of organised chaos that’s an energetic blend of imagination, experimentation, and learner-led skill development. At a Dojo, attendees learn by working on projects in an informal atmosphere, talking amongst themselves, and collaborating. Chatting and making friends is encouraged. Mentors get involved only if the attendees can’t solve a problem by using asearch engine or by asking their peers.

Ninja’s are the reason we run a coder dojo

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We are a member of The Coder Dojo Foundation
The team at the CoderDojo Foundation supports the CoderDojo movement around the world and helps it grow. We provide tools, content, and assistance in order to connect Dojos, Dojo volunteers, and Ninjas around the world, and to make it easier to start and run Dojos. Each year we also back a number of CoderDojo community events, including DojoCon, the annual conference for volunteers, and Coolest Projects.