Education / Course archive

CodeJunkYard

A bilingual archive of short algorithm lessons for architecture and urban design, built from slide-based sessions and recorded videos.

Role
Course design & instruction
Period
NexoNest education archive
Status
Archive scaffold / sessions in progress
Stack
Rhino / Grasshopper / Python / NexoRhino
CodeJunkYardBilingual archiveComputational geometryRhino Python
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Question

How can architects and urban designers learn useful algorithms without turning every topic into a large software project?

Response

CodeJunkYard keeps each lesson small: one spatial problem, one core rule, one pseudocode block, one exercise, and a recorded walkthrough archived in Persian and English.

Bilingual Persian and English archive
Session based one page per lesson
Slide source same structure for page and video
NexoNest filterable and searchable education index
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Project structure

  1. 01

    Course hub

    This page explains CodeJunkYard and links to the full lesson archive.

  2. 02

    Session pages

    Each session has its own page so it can be filtered, searched, shared, and updated independently.

  3. 03

    Slides and video

    The slide content gives the compact reference; the recorded video carries the full walkthrough.

  4. 04

    Two languages

    The archive is planned for Persian and English access for every lesson.

02

Archive

CJY-Session-00 Setup Rhino, Grasshopper, and NexoRhino Placeholder / video coming

Prepare the base workflow and test it with a small voxel system around a curve.

03

Why the archive matters

The course is not only a video series. NexoNest becomes the long-term reference where learners can return to the lesson structure, pseudocode, assumptions, and related sessions.

The first version keeps pages intentionally compact. When a video is recorded, it can be attached without changing the lesson architecture.

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