What I like about it

• Well prepared, easy example allowed focus on the topic (coding is fun) (tried something like this myself once with a complex example, which did not work at all)
• Good concept
• They were good sports about doing what people wrote on the slips of paper
• This session is to programming what "waiting for godot" is for the theatre, funny and magic
• Very funny, good laugh
• Pair programming can be fun
• It was fun
• Philosophy for developers
• Te courage to sit down and let it all happen
• Fun & code & fun
• It was fun
• Good fun, lots of code

To improve

• Heal the chicken's eye
• A little more structure after the dojo when reflecting what happened
• Less coding, more philosophy
• Would make it more interactive
• More interaction with the public
• Keep it short(er) e.g. 60 min
• Wear 2 clown's nose
• Involve session attendees as programmers instead of having them just wait
• Reserve more time for the discussion
• Ask people for rules driving the session. Now, it was not interactive at all
• Add a learning element
• Explain the setup a bit more upfront
• A bit more interaction with the audience