Sometimes developers get the craziest questions and requests, most often from people who are not fully understanding what a developer actually does. The most common of those is probably that they often are confused with IT/IS staff but I have over the years even been asked to sort out printers, air conditioners, TV’s, projectors etc, just as if knowledge of those machines inner workings have come to me during my course of doing HTML/CSS/JS/PHP/C# as they apparently appear to be closely related, at least to those in my surroundings that are not developers.
Lifestream
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Shared sjprio.
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Shared Chatroulette Map.
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Listened to Deception (Concealing Fate Part Two) - Tesseract.
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Listened to Dawn of Seasons - Benedictum.
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My Twin Sister
IMG_9340 by nakú
Today is Ada Lovelace Day, an event initiated by Suw Charman-Anderson, and at the point of writing this, AdaLovelaceDay have 1776 bloggers who have signed up to blog, today, about women excelling in technology in whatever form we choose.
As this is a general topic that crop up on most conferences (where are the girls?) combined with the fact I have worked with so many great and awesome female developers, I figured I should contribute as well, by highlighting that there indeed are many great girls out there who rarely get into the limelight or steal the honour from the boys. In fact, I even struggle to think of any of the tech girls I have worked with who also bang their own drum, or who have a technology/development related web site of their own, or even blog about technology!
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