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May 3 · Issue #41 · View online
A newsletter highlighting underrepresented folks in tech
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Hey everyone, How are you? I hope that you are well. I ended up taking an unexpected break. I’ve had a hard time managing being a mom and a founder. I had to cut back on a lot of things and re-strategize. Some days are still hard but I have a more manageable routine now. I’m switching to a monthly schedule I love putting this newsletter. Highlighting underrepresented folks in tech gives me a lot of joy. However, I need to cut back on the time I spend on it till things get back to somewhat normal. I’m going to switch to a monthly schedule for now.
Have a blog post to share? If you are blogging on topics related to coding, please submit it for consideration for the next issue! Happy reading, Veni
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Award-winning CS student Sabrina A. Koumoin tells us why she won't quit
“Don’t quit when it gets challenging: Eventually in your tech journey things WILL get hard. That’s the time you need to double down on your skills and focus instead quitting. Because you will improve and things will make sense soon enough”
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Don't wait until promotion time. Remind yourself regularly of your accomplishments. Every morning when my alarm goes off on my phone, I see a notification with my listed accomplishments pop up. This helps me deal with , which is ABSOLUTELY real.
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Applying to jobs is a journey, and it is a long one too!
If you're currently questioning whether it's time to start applying... Start 👏 applying 👏 today!
It will be scary, it will be hard, you will be rejected many times. But it only takes one company to say "YES" 🤩
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How To Get Started with Machine Learning by Jabrils
The #1 question I get is how to get started with Machine Learning, so join me today as we talk about this!
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Frontend Developer Learning Guide by Ire Aderinokun
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The Framework For Perfectionists With Deadlines by Velda Kiara
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Relearn CSS layout: Every Layout by Heydon Pickering & Andy Bell
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Getting started with GraphQL by Shruti Kapoor
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Classify Texts with TensorFlow and Twilio to Answer Loves Me, Loves Me Not by Lizzie Siegle
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Color accessibility: tools and resources to help you design inclusive products by Stéphanie Walter
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Learn to Code with Games: The Long Dark by Nadya Primak
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How to cope when you’ve been laid off by Abadesi
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I Passed The Google Technical Interviews; You Can Too. - Emma Bostian
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I landed my new dream job two weeks after getting laid off due to COVID: here are my top tips by Dyan Khor
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Don't Label Yourself 'Self-taught' or 'Junior' in Your Public Profiles by Bhumi
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Guide to Tech Job Hunting During a Pandemic (Who’s Hiring, Who’s Not) by Laurence Bradford
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A Guide to Improving the Contributor Experience for Neurodivergent Individuals by Rin Oliver
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What I Learned Teaching An Online Open Source Workshop (During a Pandemic) by Vui Nguyen
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Do Software Developers Hate Marketing? by Stephanie Morillo
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Illustrated.dev
This project exists to help explain web technologies in a more intuitive and visual way. Visual metaphors are a wonderfully effective learning tool for the world of programming. All the abstract jargon & syntax is much easier to understand when you can see what’s happening through diagrams and analogies.
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