So, this happened yesterday: Classy Coding! It was one of Women Who Code's October events with wine, cheese, pastries and a bunch of amazing women working on their own projects, just hanging out and saying hello. This photo made my day 😀
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Running Women Who Code
I've helped to run Women Who Code Sydney for about a year (along with Lucy Bain and Peggy Kuo), and it's been a blast. We organise practical hands-on workshops for a variety of technology like Arduino, Golang, Sass, Scala and Swift. Participants spend about 1.5-2 hours working through a tutorial or problem set on their laptops, and can ask … Continue reading Running Women Who Code
Hello, Arduino
Last September, Women Who Code Sydney ran a Learn Arduino event. I'm generally not very keen on hardware, so I hadn't bothered to investigate Arduino in depth, but this blinking green light from the workshop was one of the most exciting things I'd seen in ages. It was programming in physical form: I'd written the code, sent it to … Continue reading Hello, Arduino
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