An interactive Doja Cat music video can introduce
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Posted On: 12/06/2021 8:42:10 AM
An interactive Doja Cat music video can introduce you to programming
by Girls Who Code
https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/5/22817753/d...s-who-code
Pretty Cool. Learned a lot of languages in my younger days, but we didn't have Doja Cat. Not even Fortran Cat or Cobol Cat. Although if I had a cat, those would be a couple of good names.
You might not know this unless your are in the field...
Software developer gender distribution worldwide as of 2021
'According to a global software developer survey in 2021, the vast majority of developers are the male gender, accounting for 91.67 percent of all respondents. Female developers amounted to only 5.31 percent of all respondents, demonstrating the male-dominating reality of the software development job."
This article says "female programmers make up just 26% of US coders". Must mean some countries are less than 5%. It's an interesting article. One of the languages I knew was named 'Ada'. Didn't know it was named after the First Women programmer until this morning. Learn something new everyday.
Women Who Code
It’s not a man’s world
https://levelup.gitconnected.com/women-who-code-44804b1dc6d0
Last February, Verb for Humanity was raising funds for Black Girls Code.
by Girls Who Code
https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/5/22817753/d...s-who-code
Pretty Cool. Learned a lot of languages in my younger days, but we didn't have Doja Cat. Not even Fortran Cat or Cobol Cat. Although if I had a cat, those would be a couple of good names.
You might not know this unless your are in the field...
Software developer gender distribution worldwide as of 2021
'According to a global software developer survey in 2021, the vast majority of developers are the male gender, accounting for 91.67 percent of all respondents. Female developers amounted to only 5.31 percent of all respondents, demonstrating the male-dominating reality of the software development job."
This article says "female programmers make up just 26% of US coders". Must mean some countries are less than 5%. It's an interesting article. One of the languages I knew was named 'Ada'. Didn't know it was named after the First Women programmer until this morning. Learn something new everyday.
Women Who Code
It’s not a man’s world
https://levelup.gitconnected.com/women-who-code-44804b1dc6d0
Last February, Verb for Humanity was raising funds for Black Girls Code.
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