The Bowling Game Kata in Common Lisp January 3rd, 2013
Patrick Stein

The Bowling Game Kata in Common Lisp from Patrick Stein on Vimeo.

Code Kata are repetitive coding tasks designed to help one internalize certain patterns, methodologies, or tools. In this video, I go through Uncle Bob Martin’s The Bowling Game Kata. The Kata exercises test-driven development. Uncle Bob’s presentation of the Kata is in Java. This is in Common Lisp.

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