Happy Sunday everyone! Take this free 2-minute quiz to find your Burnout Index. The burnout levels o
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February 16 · Issue #34 · View online
A newsletter by and for underrepresented coders
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Happy Sunday everyone! The burnout levels of the tech industry are high and real. It asks you about your emotions and perceptions regarding your current job. My burnout index was MID. I made some changes to my career recently. I’m pretty sure it would have been high if I took it last year. Take the quiz and make sure you are taking care of yourself. ❤️ Best wishes, Veni Kunche
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How Erika Hairston created an app to connect women in tech
Erika Hairston has made a lot of professional connections in her young career. Now she’s created an app to help others network too. Hairston is the founder and designer of Zimela, an app that encourages underrepresented groups to enter tech by connecting women—particularly black women—with mentors, career placement opportunities, and internships.
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{THREAD} How to secure your spot in next round interviews by asking these 9 questions, with reasons.
1) In your opinion, what are the top 3 skills necessary to do well in this role & why?
*This helps you tailor your answers & demonstrate those skills to each interviewer*...1/
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I wish recruiters stopped asking "What is your expected salary" My response "I gauge how serious a comp is about hiring me based on what they provide. I look forward to hearing what they are offering. You can share your range + I'll let you know if I'd continue this conversation"
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The worst outcome of creating and sharing your work is that nobody cares but if someone does then you've succeeded. This imo, is the biggest reason to just go ahead, the downside is likely already there (nobody cares). You have nothing to lose.
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My Favorite Resource for Making Accessible Custom Components by Ashlee Boyer
Want to make your components accessible but not sure about the technical feasibility or how to get started? Take a look at the WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices by W3C!
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Let’s talk Neumorphism and Accessibilityby Uyen Vicky Vo
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Demystifying Browsers by Eric Lawrence
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How To Plan Scalable CSS for Large Projects? by Jen Chan
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Why I prefer rem over em by Jenn
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The ECMAScript Ecosystem by Laurie Barth
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JavaScript Promise and its states? by Deeksha Sharma
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What’s a Headless CMS and Why Should You Care? by Gift Egwuenu
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How I'm Mastering Node by Radhika Morabia
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Mac commands in VSCode: A requiem for Windows by Jill Poole
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Salary Negotiation: Make More Money, Be More Valued by Patrick McKenzie
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How to Get a Developer Job When You're Blind by Florian Beijers
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5 Crucial Tips for Managing Up at Work by Stacy-Marie Ishmael
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Tiny Helpers
A collection of free single-purpose online tools for web developers.
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