Workshops Glossary
Browse 8 workshops terms defined in plain English, from the cultural dictionary of computing.
8 Workshops Terms
- Code Kitchen
- An informal term for a hands-on coding space, workshop, or learning environment where people experiment, tinker, and build things together. The phrase evokes a...
- Code Lab
- A guided hands-on environment or workshop where people learn by building or following step-by-step coding tasks. Code labs are common in education, onboarding,...
- Code Retreat
- A day-long collaborative practice event where developers repeatedly solve the same problem under changing constraints, then throw away the code after each...
- Code Workshop
- A hands-on learning session where participants practice coding, discuss solutions, and often build something small together. Code workshops are common in...
- Design Sprint
- A time-boxed process for rapidly exploring, prototyping, and testing ideas, often over several days with a cross-functional group. In product culture design...
- Developer Workshop
- A hands-on workshop aimed at developers, usually focused on building, integrating, or learning something technical through active participation. Developer...
- Innovation Theater
- Performative activity that makes an organization look innovative without creating real product, technical, or organizational change. In tech this often refers...
- Maker Space
- A shared workshop where people can access tools, equipment, and collaborative space for building hardware, prototypes, art, or electronics. Makerspaces often...
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