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Brenden Matthews, a seasoned software engineer, entrepreneur, and author of the Idiomatic Rust and Code Like a Pro in Rust books (both from Manning), speaks with SE Radio host Gavin Henry about Idiomatic Rust. They start with a look at what "idiomatic" means, and then discuss Generics, Traits, common design patterns you'll see in well written Rust code, and anti-patterns to avoid. Matthews suggests some tools that can help you immediately write idiomatic Rust, as well as what building blocks can also help. This episode examines what Generics are and how they compare to other languages, as well as what Traits are, how macros help, what a Fluent Interface is, and why unwrap() is bad. They also discuss what code smells to look out for, Clone, Copy, and a really nice place to go read real-world Idiomatic Rust code. Brought to you by IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Software magazine.

Dinah Davis is no stranger to firsts. She's built her career—and her life—on a series of them. As a mathematician and cryptographer, she stood out as one of the few women in a field dominated by men. She was the first to code Bluetooth technology. She holds a variety of patents, which means she was the first to create something and she's even experienced her first retirement.Highlights from this episode:Dinah discusses her early experiences in a male-heavy tech environmentDinah reflects on the fleeting years we have with our teenagers before they head off into the world. She'll take the garbage time—the car rides, the mundane errands—because those moments often hold the most meaning. Insights into the patent process  Reflections on burnout and the concept of “first retirement”  Code Like a Girl's evolution and its impact on women in STEM  The role of AI in cybersecurity and its ethical implications  Emphasizing the importance of mentorship and women supporting each otherResourcesCode Like A Girl WebsiteCode Like A Girl InstagramDinah's InstagramDinah on LinkedInWhat did you think of today's episode? We want to hear from you!Thank you for listening today. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe to our podcast. When you do this, it helps to raise our podcast profile so more leaders can find us and be inspired by the stories our Voices of Leadership have to share. Connect with us:Voices of Leadership WebsiteInstagramBespoke Productions Hub

Dinah Davis is no stranger to firsts. She's built her career—and her life—on a series of them. As a mathematician and cryptographer, she stood out as one of the few women in a field dominated by men. She was the first to code Bluetooth technology. She holds a variety of patents, which means she was the first to create something and she's even experienced her first retirement.Highlights from this episode:Dinah discusses her early experiences in a male-heavy tech environmentDinah reflects on the fleeting years we have with our teenagers before they head off into the world. She'll take the garbage time—the car rides, the mundane errands—because those moments often hold the most meaning. Insights into the patent process  Reflections on burnout and the concept of “first retirement”  Code Like a Girl's evolution and its impact on women in STEM  The role of AI in cybersecurity and its ethical implications  Emphasizing the importance of mentorship and women supporting each otherResourcesCode Like A Girl WebsiteCode Like A Girl InstagramDinah's InstagramDinah on LinkedInWhat did you think of today's episode? We want to hear from you!Thank you for listening today. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe to our podcast. When you do this, it helps to raise our podcast profile so more leaders can find us and be inspired by the stories our Voices of Leadership have to share. Connect with us:Voices of Leadership WebsiteInstagramBespoke Productions Hub

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We decide on the scent that best represents Sydney, we gather the greatest late night snack options with a sneaky run to 7/11 and Wil Anderson predicts riots in the streets of Adelaide. Plus a raving Grandma and a dress code that wanst employees dirty and sweaty. Join Mick & MG weekday mornings from 6am or grab the podcast everyday on LiSTNR or where ever you get your podcasts.  #MickAndMGInTheMorningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Las subvenciones se centran en proyectos que eliminan las barreras sistémicas y culturales y estimulan el desarrollo de las mujeres en las áreas de ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas (STEM). “Code Like a Girl” es una de estas iniciativas y una colombiana radicada en Brisbane nos comparte cómo un curso con esta organización le ha cambiado la perspectiva laboral en Australia.

We mention often that the best coding bootcamp students embrace the process of learning to code over the results of their code. Now, we have a mental model and data to back up our advice.   In this episode, Peter talks about YouTuber Mark Rober's experiment on how framing the learning process has a direct impact on the results of that learning. We'll discuss Mark's mental model for this framing - "The Super Mario Effect" - and what effect gamification can have on your skill acquisition. LinksMark's TED talkMark's channel Shameless PlugsJunior to SeniorParsitydev30.xyzPeter's YouTube channel

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Highlights from This Week in Rust - Issue 443. This week features a new section within the newsletter as well as the hosts Sean, Allen and Tim chatting about compilers, front-end development, extending databases with Rust and more. Contributing to Rustacean Station Rustacean Station is a community project; get in touch with us if you'd like to suggest an idea for an episode or offer your services as a host or audio editor! Twitter: @rustaceanfm Discord: Rustacean Station Github: @rustacean-station Email: hello@rustacean-station.org Timestamps & referenced resources [@00:00] Welcome [@00:10] - Introduction [@00:50] - Agenda [@01:20] - Quote of the week [@02:50] - Crate of the week [@03:30] Highlights [@03:45] - Things are Getting Rusty in Kernel Land Rust for Linux GitHub org Version 6 of the Rust patchset Supporting Linux kernel development in Rust LWN article discussing the Linux Plumbers 2020 session that kicked off the effort Prossimo funding the effort, sponsored by Google [@09:45] - The Rust Borrow Checker - A Deep Dive MIR (Mid-level representation) introduction From MIR to binaries discusses how binaries are generated MIR borrow check section of the rustc dev guide rustc_borrowck crate within the compiler [@14:40] - PixelBox Public Alpha PixelBox source code egui GUI framework for Rust PyTorch, a popular Python wrapper for the Torch machine learning framework ONNX machine learning format [@18:00] - Rust Ergonomics: Default and From std::default::Default trait documentation std::convert::From trait documentation std::convert::Into trait documentation Code Like a Pro in Rust book by Brendan Matthews, published by Manning [@23:30] - Our Experience Porting the YJIT Ruby Compiler to Rust YJIT: Building a New JIT Compiler for CRuby [talk] MoreVMs'21: “YJIT: Building a New JIT Compiler Inside CRuby” – Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert [@30:30] - Asteracea JSX introduction, from the ReactJS project [audio] Carl Lerche on macros (skip to 28:25) How does WebAssembly fit into the web platform?, an article discussing the interacting with the DOM from wasm. [@37:46] - Ferrite: A Judgmental Embedding of Session Types in Rust Haskell Session Types with (Almost) No Class [pdf] Session Types for Rust Session type Affine type, definition from Wikipedia. [Note from Tim: the definition provided by me in the podcast is incorrect. The term “affine type” is derived from affine logic, not affine transformation.] [@40:40] - New newsletter section: Call for testing RFC: Deduplicate cargo workspace information Scoped threads in the standard library crossbeam crate rustc dev guide [@45:45] - [video] Neon - Building a Postgres storage system in Rust pgx crate for extending PostgreSQL in Rust neon database source code [@50:55] - Extending SQLite with Rust Stored procedure English Wikipedia article Other items [@59:30] Final Comment Period for RFCs, PRs [@59:42] What is “yeet”? Credits Intro Theme: Aerocity Audio Editing: Brógan Molloy Hosting Infrastructure: Jon Gjengset Show Notes: Tim McNamara Hosts: Tim McNamara, Sean Chen, and Allen Wyma.

In Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+, the Grand Inquisitor says: “The Jedi Code is like an itch… they cannot help it.” What does he mean by this? To learn more about Peleton visit http://onepeleton.com Welcome back to Wookieeleaks, New Rockstars' weekly Star Wars reaction show! This week, Erik Voss and Tommy Bechtold react to the latest promo for Obi-Wan Kenobi, and why the Grand Inquisitor (Rupert Friend) describes the Jedi Code like an itch. Check out our sweet, sweet merch! http://www.newrockstarsmerch.com

Chegou a edição 420 da BrazilJS Weekly!Já iniciamos com o anúncio da versão 18 do React que como destaque trás o paralelismo com o novo renderizador concorrente.A proposta de Decorators no JavaScript avançou para o estágio 3, o que significa que muito em breve devemos ter o suporte oficial na especificação.No dia 31/03 das 19h às 21h, na sede da BrazilJS em Porto Alegre vai rolar o Code Like a Woman, primeiro evento presencial desde o início da pandemia. Get full access to BrazilJS at www.braziljs.org/subscribe

O Use Academy é o bootcamp de desenvolvimento e UI/UX Design da Usemobile. O propósito é a formação de novos profissionais para o mercado e tem um diferencial bem interessante: os campers que se destacam são convidados a ingressar no #UseTeam e dar um start na carreira. A segunda edição do bootcamp é a Code Like a Girl, uma versão exclusiva para mulheres com o objetivo de promover mais mulheres na tecnologia. Mais do que discutir o tema, precisamos agir e essa é a maneira da Use. Por isso, nesse episódio, as Users Laryssa Gomes e Sabrina Suellen contam pra gente como fazer para se destacar no bootcamp. As dicas são valiosas e vindas diretamente de uma instrutora do camp e participante que se destacou. Dê o play! Conheça sobre a primeira edição do Use Academy e inscreva-se! Debugados é um oferecimento da Usemobile.

Hi everyone! We had a great time with Brenden Matthews. Brenden is an experienced serial entrepreneur, software engineer, and artist, also the author of Code Like a Pro in Rust. In this episode, Brenden shared with us about his book and how you can use Rust in your Flutter apps!Discount Code (https://www.manning.com/books/code-like-a-pro-in-rust): "WATCHMATTHEWS40"Credits:

Allen Wyma talks with Brenden Matthews, the author of the book Code Like a Pro in Rust. Contributing to Rustacean Station Rustacean Station is a community project; get in touch with us if you'd like to suggest an idea for an episode or offer your services as a host or audio editor! Twitter: @rustaceanfm Discord: Rustacean Station Github: @rustacean-station Email: hello@rustacean-station.org Timestamps [@0:41] - Brenden's Bio [@1:30] - Where the idea to write the book came from [@4:32] - Pythonic, Rustacious/Idiomatic Rust and other coding style terms [@6:25] - Writing idiomatic code [@10:19] - Helper methods [@12:34] - From trait [@15:20] - Into trait [@17:00] - Errors in Rust [@26:59] - Other languages borrowing Rust's ideas for memory safety and no null type [@29:21] - Kotlin, Dart, Swift & Zig [@30:58] - LLVM, Swift & Rust and evolution of languages [@35:32] - Backwards compatibility in Rust [@39:00] - Experiences and the improvements in Rust [@42:44] - Components are added manually, but should they be installed by default? [@48:16] - Knowing when to use libc and adding a C runtime [@59:58] - Who Code Like a Pro in Rust is written for Other Resources Brenden's Blog Credits Intro Theme: Aerocity Audio Editing: Plangora Hosting Infrastructure: Jon Gjengset Show Notes: Plangora Hosts: Allen Wyma

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In this episode we talk with Miguel Cobá about his book and article series “Deploying Elixir” which includes various ways to deploy your Elixir applications. We discuss the history of deploying Elixir apps, common pitfalls, and the pros and cons of going with a solution like Kubernetes compared to a “bare” server approach. Panel Allen WymaSascha Wolf Guest Miguel Cobá Sponsors Top End DevsCoaching | Top End Devs Links Deploying Elixir - Miguel Cobá (Articles)Deploying Elixir - Miguel Cobá (Book)KubernetesGitHub - bitwalker/libcluster: Automatic cluster formation/healing for Elixir applicationsasdf (version manager)Deploying Elixir - Miguel Cobá 1Miguel CobáTwitter: Miguel Cobá ( @MiguelCoba_ ) Picks Allen- Code Like a Pro in RustMiguel- Programming Phoenix LiveViewSascha- Search Inside Yourself Special Guest: Miguel Cobá.

Jort Rodenburg, author of Code Like a Pro in C# (Published by Manning) joins your cohost in this second episode where we discuss good software development practices. O, and yea, he wrote a book! :D Be sure to check out "Code Like a Pro in C#" by Jort Rodenburg! Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.

Jort Rodenburg, author of Code Like a Pro in C# (Published by Manning) joins your cohost in this and the next episode to discuss good software development practices. O, and yea, he wrote a book! :D Be sure to check out "Code Like a Pro in C#" by Jort Rodenburg! Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.

New tools that help developers write software also generate similar mistakes.

New tools that help developers write software also generate similar mistakes.

The future of work explores ongoing and future changes for the work of the public service; effective workplace and leadership culture; and best practice for delivering outcomes. Our expert panel shines a spotlight on new ways of working to ensure that government work practices are modern, efficient and allows room for the best possible capability. Podcast host, Fleur Anderson, is joined by Vanessa Roarty, Branch Lead of Digital Profession, Australian Public Service Commission; Vanessa Doake, Chief People Officer at Art Processors and Co-Founder & Former COO of Code Like a Girl and Pia Andrews, Special Advisor, Digital & Client Data Workstream Lead for Employment and Social Development Canada.

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Paul talks with Jort Rodenburg about his new book Code Like a Pro in C#. Links from the show: Code like a Pro in C#Use code pod365d19 for a discount! Book Forum - ask questions here Jort Rodenburg on LinkedIn Jort's blog Microsoft News Explore new change notification API resources for your Microsoft Teams app Attention: breaking changes coming to the Microsoft Graph userPurpose API (beta) Manage frontline workers in Microsoft Teams with Tags and Time Clock APIs Announcing developer preview of the Microsoft Federated Search Platform What Windows 11 Means for Developers Community Links Updates on the Microsoft 365 platform community calls Developer Certificate changes in SPFx v1.12.1

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Did Kenya Moore break Girl Code? Have you ever broke Girl Code? In this episode I breakdown everything you need to know about Girl Code and why it's so hard for women to keep friends in the Black Community.Tune in to the Coping Season Podcast with Dr. Tina Webb every Wednesday for your weekly dose of funny, entertaining, thought-provoking content as we explore topics from dating, to pop culture, to current events, to everyday stressors that Black men and women face. We're talking about mental health, personal development, and everything in between! Join Black America’s Therapist, with her distinct style, expertise, and humor, as we discuss mental and emotional wellness and life changing insights to help us, Black men and women to begin to heal and cope with the effects of emotional distress. It’s Coping Season ya’ll and it might even be cuffing season too! Either way, we are going to talk about it all! Check out the latest episodes of Coping Season with Dr. Tina Webb on iHeartRadio- available on Android, IOS, and on iHeartRadio.com. Also available on: Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Podchaser, Listen Notes, Podcast Addict, Deezer and more!You can also listen on my website at: Https://drtinawebb.com.. It's Coping Season Ya'll!For additional updates, conversation and more ways to interact, please connect with me on social media and share your thoughts from the show using the hashtag #copingseasonpodcastInstagram: @drtinawebbTwitter: @DrTinaWebbFacebook: @DrTina WebbFor more information and resources, please visit my website at: https://drtinawebb.comIf you have any questions or you are interested in podcast sponsorship opportunities, email us at podcast@drtinawebb.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/drtinawebb)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/drtinawebb)

Hi everyone!! Today's topic is about Japanese Number Code~ Do you know any of them??;) Please refer to the Japanese number list below; [Japanese number / 数字（すうじ）] - Way 1 - 1. いち (ichi) 2. に (ni) 3. さん (san) 4. よん/よ/し (yon/yo/shi) 5. ご (go) 6. ろく (roku) 7. なな/しち (nana/shichi) 8. はち (hachi) 9. きゅう/く (kyuu/ku) 10. じゅう (juu) - Way 2 - 1. ひとつ (hitotsu) 2. ふたつ (futatsu) 3. みっつ (mittsu) 4. よっつ (yottsu) 5. いつつ (itsutsu) 6. むっつ (muttsu) 7. ななつ (nanatsu) 8. やっつ (yattsu) 9. ここのつ (kokonotsu) 10. とお (too) - - - - - - - - S U B S C R I B E - - - - - - - - YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/KOKOJAPAN - - - - - - - - STUDY IN JAPAN （日本留学）- - - - - - - - Feel free to talk to us: https://www.kokojapancommunity.com/studyabroad - - - - - - - - ONLINE JAPANESE STUDY （オンラインレッスン）- - - - - - - - KOKO Community: https://www.kokojapancommunity.com/private-lesson - - - - - - - - H O W T O R E A C H US - - - - - - - - INSTAGRAM (Travel & Culture): https://www.instagram.com/koko_japan_/ INSTAGRAM (Japanese phrases): https://www.instagram.com/koko_japanese/ TIK TOK: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJkdyHjh/ - - - - - - - - ONLINE SHOP （オンラインショップ）- - - - - - - - KOKO Goods (Online shop): https://teespring.com/stores/kokojapan Hope you enjoy learning and listening^^ 聞いてくれてありがとう〜！

Welcome to the first episode of Shape The System for 2021 We chat with the founder of Code Like a Girl, Ally Watson about how she tackles inequality in coding by providing girls and women with the confidence, tools, knowledge and support to enter, and flourish, in the world of coding

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"I was honestly sick of women volunteering their time for this problem. It's not their problem. It's the world's problem. It's everybody's problem." - Ally Watson, CEO & Founder of Code Like a Girl   The technology we build today determines the world we live in tomorrow. But if that world is being built under the leadership of only a small portion of our community, what kind of world will we have?   Code Like a Girl is a social enterprise providing girls and women with the confidence, tools, knowledge and support to enter, and flourish, in the world of coding. Code Like a Girl empowers and enables women and girls to be equal creators in building the future. It’s not enough to have more women using tech – we need more women building tech.   Join Vicki Saunders as she uncovers how Ally Watson founded Code Like a Girl and also sheds light on: The global problem of how there are few women on tech teams or working with computer science. How to solve real problems in our society through computer science. The process of creating meaningful change by meeting individuals and changing their lives. Why the general spotlight of women in tech should also focus on women building tech and coding tech. We invite you to become a SheEO Activator or apply to be a Venture at SheEO.World. https://sheeo.world/ Take action with SheEO Venture Code Like a Girl: Check out Code Like a Girl's website https://www.codelikeagirl.com/ Engage with Code Like a Girl on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. https://www.facebook.com/codelikeagirlau https://twitter.com/codelikeagirlau https://www.facebook.com/codelikeagirlau https://au.linkedin.com/company/code-like-a-girl

Refactoring your code is a fundamental step on the path to professional and maintainable software. We rarely have the perfect picture of what we need to build when we start writing code and attempts to over plan and overdesign software often lead to analysis paralysis rather than ideal outcomes. Join me as I discuss refactoring with Brendan Maginnis and Nick Thapen as well as their tool, Sourcery, to automate refactoring in the popular Python editors. Links from the show Guests Brendan Maginnis: @brendan_m6s Nick Thapen: @nthapen Sourcery Sourcery: sourcery.ai Sourcery on Twitter: @sourceryai VS Code and PyCharm Plugins: sourcery.ai/editor GitHub Bot: sourcery.ai/github For an instant demo ⭐ this repo, and Sourcery will refactor your most popular Python repo: github.com/sourcery-ai/sourcery Python Refactorings article: sourcery.ai/blog Nuitka Talk Python episode: talkpython.fm Nuitka site: github.com Gilded Rose Kata: github.com Sponsors Datadog Linode Talk Python Training

Conversamos com Andreza Rocha. Ela é Gestora de Operações (Comunidade e Diversidade) da BrazilJS. Formada em Tecnologia em Gestão de Recursos Humanos, atuando desde 2003 em recursos humanos na área de Tecnologia. BrazilJS https://braziljs.org/ Canal BrazilJS no YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg2lQYZDBwOQDXKxy9yeqXG5njHbSHFFD Andreza no Twitter: https://twitter.com/passalanorh Andreza no Telegram: @passalanorh LinkedIn da Andreza: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrezarocha/ Code Like a Girl: https://github.com/braziljs/CodeLikeAGirl Episódio do Hipsters.Tech com organizadoras de eventos: Eventos de Tecnologia da Comunidade – Hipsters #191 https://hipsters.tech/eventos-de-tecnologia-da-comunidade-hipsters-191/ Indicação da Andreza: Tarcísio Silva (UFABC) https://tarciziosilva.com.br/blog/ Newsletter Desvelar https://tarciziosilva.com.br/blog/newsletter/ Livro "Comunidades, Algoritmos e Ativismos Digitais: Olhares Afrodiaspóricos" http://www.literarua.com.br/livro/olhares-afrodiasporicos Contribua com a BrazilJS Weekly https://github.com/braziljs/weekly Textos da Andreza no site da BrazilJS https://braziljs.org/autores/andrezabraziljs-org/ Sigam o Emílias no Twitter https://twitter.com/Emilias_UTFPR, no YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8wKNEOF0xWuArNB0ffeVZg, no Instagram https://www.instagram.com/emilias_utfpr/ e no Facebook https://www.facebook.com/emiliasarmacaoembits/ para saber as novidades. Escutem o podcast em https://anchor.fm/emilias-podcast e nos demais agregadores de podcast (Spotify, Sticther, PocketCasts e outros).

Code Like A Girl and is all about empowering women and girls to be equal creators in building the future. And I am super pumped to bring on the founder of this amazing and remarkable social enterprise, Ally Watson. She is making positive ripple effects across Australia and the world because of her passion to empower women and girls to be equal creators in building the future, and rise up even in a male dominated industry. We’re going to talk about so much stuff including how Code Like a Girl came about, the role that social enterprises play in making this successful, and how they stay viable as a social enterprise. If you’re interested in making a difference through your business, believe me, this is an episode you’ll want to listen to.Links:Code Like A Girl WebsiteCode Like A Girl InstagramCode Like A Girl FacebookCode Like A Girl LinkedInProfit PillarsWomen in Business Retreat 2020Business Masterclass – The Ultimate 4-Step Framework for Creating a Sustainable and Profitable BusinessAustralian Business Collaborative Facebook GroupAngela Henderson WebsiteAngela Henderson Active Business Facebook GroupAngela Henderson Facebook Business PageAngela Henderson Consulting Instagram

This week is brought to you by Dan and Warren. Talking games and the latest tech news. Guests include founder and CEO of Code Like a Girl, Ally Watson.

If there was ever a quick fix for finding inspiration, this is it. Our Friday five-minute highlight reel where we replay answers from our fan-favourite episodes. This week, Ally Watson shares how we can overcome our fear. Ready, set, let’s hear it. Featuring:Ally Watson - CEO and cofounder of Code Like a Girl Listen to Ally’s full episode: https://thepeersproject.com/ep-54-ally-watson/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Battling Cybersecurity’s Bias Dinah talks about the bias faced by women, the gradual increase of women in tech, motivating a team, encouraging risk, and her own personal journey. 03:20            How the bias and bullying faced by women in tech turned into a blog and a community: Code Like a Girl. 06:45            The discovery that bullying […]

NYTimes bestselling author, Miriam Peskowitz sits down with Laura to share the funny, frustrating and inspiring stories of her own career, and the ideas at the heart of her books, including The Truth About the Mommy Wars, The Daring Book for Girls and her most recent- Code Like a Girl. Miriam walks us through her surprising career transitions, and inspires us find the power and joy that comes from learning to do the things we’ve never done before. Originally aired with Host Laura Zarrow, on August 21, 2019 on SiriusXM's Business Radio Powered by The Wharton School, Channel 132. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Straying from the flock can be tough, but for some, boring can be tougher. But embracing our differences is what allows us to shine. In this episode, we glean an exclusive bts on how Ally Watson combines creativity and technology to spark change in the tech community. Ally is the Founder of Code Like a Girl and named one of Australia’s nine most influential female entrepreneurs in 2017. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a passion for digital and a mind for innovation, Kath Blackham has been at the forefront of tech solutions for over 18 years. Her experience spans market research at TNS and RedSheriff, Product  Management  at  SEEKand  REA  before  starting  her  own  full  service  digital  agency  in 2010   called   DeependMelbourne  Pty  Ltd,   which   grew   to   be   one   of   Australia’s   largest independent  digital  experience  and  design  agencies.  Kath  has  championed  local  initiatives (Code Like a Girl),andhas been an Australian voice for digital around the globe (SoDA). In 2017, Kath helped spearhead the creation of Australia’s first enterprise-level voice experience (VX) agency VERSA. Most recently, Kath led the merging of Deepend Melbourne and VERSA to create a VX and Digital Design powerhouse.With  a  growing  client  portfolio,  including  Village  Cinemas,  beyondblue,  Dairy  Australia,  Nova, Domino’s,Red Cross and Scenic; VERSA is poised to set the pace for VX innovation and large-scale digital designin Australia and internationally. Kath  is  exceptionallycommitted  to  gender  equality,  flexibility  and  the  future  of  work,  and  is  a pioneer in the spacewith VERSA being the first Australian agency to operate a four-day working week  model,  to  great  success.  She  is dedicated  to  VERSA’sculture,  which  is  unrivalled -it’s about passion, independence and expertise.VERSA works with its exceptional client partners to deliver connected experiences spanning multiple technologies, platforms, and media -creating positive  business  impact -a  true  driving  force  in  the  market.VERSA  is  committed  to  helping people experience a better life.VERSA /http://www.versa.agency

Code Like A Girl CEO and co-founder Ally Watson is our guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. With a background in computer science, Ally embarked on a career as a software engineer and developer before founding social enterprise Code Like A Girl in 2015. Code Like a Girl is best known for running coding workshops for girls aged between six and 18, but it does a lot more, and the startup has reached over 2,000 girls over the past two years.  The Sydney Morning Herald named Ally as one of Australia’s nine most influential female entrepreneurs of 2017 and her and her team have picked up numerous more accolades along the way. You can subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and there’s also a video version on YouTube. If you have any feedback, email peoplebuildingbusinesses@ybfventures.com.

Dane and Brian discuss skills needed for people that become software developers from non-traditional paths. Dane is also writing a book to address many of these skill gaps, Code Like a Pro (https://www.manning.com/books/code-like-a-pro), that's currently in an early access phase. Use code podtest&code19 to get a discount. And, sign up as a Friend of the Show (https://testandcode.com/friends-of-the-show) to enter for a chance to win a free copy of the eBook version. We also discuss the writing process, testing with a multi-language stack, music, art, photography, and more. Special Guest: Dane Hillard.

Recording date: 2018-11-29 John Papa @John_Papa Ward Bell @WardBell Resources: Front End Happy Hour Ryan Burgess - Testing into a Better User Experience Netflix Techblog AB Testing Optimizely Google Analytics Someone to follow: Code Like a Girl The Philosophy of React Vue Vixens NG Girls @Netflix UI Engineers CodeLikeaGirl.org Timejumps 00:56 Mailbag question 06:34 Guest introduction 08:32 Have you screwed up the UI? 09:55 How do we A/B test UI changes well? 13:14 How do you decide who to test? 15:38 Defining light and dark vs a/b 20:45 Sponsor: Progress 21:21 Does Netflix A/B test during a show? 23:23 How big should a feature be to A/B test? 27:38 Are there seperate SPAs for signups, members, and streaming? 29:34 How do you make A/B testing actionable? 33:11 What tools do you recommend for A/B testing? 35:00 Sponsor: 36:05 How do I get the right metric? 37:55 UI Don't's 39:18 Someone to follow Sponsored by: NativeScript

In today's podcast, we hear that cryptojacking apps have reappeared in Google Play. A brewer's experience with ransomware shows that victims needn't be helpless in the face of extortion. A look at the black market finds that zero-day vendors have grown a lot scarcer on the ground. Google responds—a little—to concerns about privacy in Chrome login. The US Senate is holding hearings on privacy. Big Tech will be there. And are political campaigns slipping into learned helplessness about cybersecurity? Dr. Charles Clancy from VA Tech’s Hume Center on university spin-offs and partnerships. Guest is Dinah Davis from Code Like a Girl on how men can help increase diversity through mentorship. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2018/September/CyberWire_2018_09_26.html Support our show

Welcome to Trans-Tasman Tales, the free podcast by the Australian High Commission in New Zealand.In the latest episode of Trans-Tasman Tales, Ashleigh Muir, Public Affairs Manager at the Australian High Commission in New Zealand, talks to Ally Watson, co-founder of Code Like A Girl. Scottish Ally moved to Australia and went in search of a network for women in tech. When she didn't find what she was looking for, she set up Code Like a Girl - and it has gone from strength to strength.Ally attended the New Zealand International Science Festival in Dunedin and sat down to talk about her brand, encouraging girls and women to get into tech and her own leadership approach. Keep up to date with the Australian High Commission in New Zealand by following us on social media: Find us on FacebookFind us on TwitterFind us on LinkedInVisit our website Music by Lee Rosevere

In episode #166 we review 8 tips for conducting code reviews like a human with Michael Lynch. www.talkingdrupal.com/166   Topics March 28th Security Release Overview of Code Review Like a Human Michel Lynch 8 Tips Settle style arguments with a style guide Let computers do the boring parts Be generous with code examples Never say “you” Frame feedback as requests, not commands Offer sincere praise Aim to bring the code up a letter grade or two Handle stalemates proactively   Resources Drupal core - Highly critical - Remote Code Execution - SA-CORE-2018-002 Can We Code Without Comments? How to Do Code Reviews Like a Human Slide Deck Hosts Stephen Cross - www.ParallaxInfoTech.com @stephencross John Picozzi - www.oomphinc.com @johnpicozzi Nic Laflin - www.nLighteneddevelopment.com @nicxvan Michael Lynch - https://mtlynch.io/ - @deliberatecoder

A personal quest for shy primary school teacher Anna Hayes to introduce a digital curriculum to her classroom led her to Code Like a Girl. Then the magic happened. And that’s been the best thing for girls of all ages, all over Australia. It’s a story about what can happen when you leave your comfort zone and step into the unknown.

Ally Watson co-founded Code like a Girl after experiencing first-hand the barriers women have in the male-dominated computer science and developer industry. Code like a Girl aims to change the playing field, with a strong focus on mentoring girls in coding and computational thinking in a creative environment that sparks a love of logic and leadership. “We tell them, this what a programmer is, this is what it looks like and this is my story. So, these girls a heading home and getting inspired by the women who facilitate these sessions and they're saying …Mum, Dad, I want to be a coder when I grow up!” After chatting with Ally Watson, we also look at ways you can teach about robotics without having a robot or a computer plus we revisit a grab from a past episode in which Neil Bramsen talks about his approach for teaching primary students about logical reasoning. Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education Top 3 learnings Get involved! Coding is about getting your mind wrapped around creatively solving a logic challenge. There are plenty of opportunities to join a coding group, you just have to join the fun. It's the story that matters. It's just as important for kids to know why coding is important as it is to know how to program a given task. Coding is part of our future. Even if you know that you may not become a software developer, it is just as important to learn how these machines function as they are becoming more and more prevalent in today's society. About Ally Watson The Sydney Morning Herald named Ally Watson as one of Australia's nine most influential female entrepreneurs of 2017. She's a developer, computer science graduate and co-founder of Melbourne's highly acclaimed Code Like a Girl, an award-winning social enterprise that provides girls with the support, tools and knowledge to enter and flourish in the world of coding. After experiencing first hand the barriers women face in the male-dominated industry of tech she set out to spark change by inspiring a new generation of girls to acquire coding as a skill and to encourage more females to step into leadership roles. Contact details for Ally Watson https://codelikeagirl.org https://twitter.com/codelikeagirlAU Education tip: Teach coding without a robot or computer https://goo.gl/aHmWPd Contact Fizzics Education Web: http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/ Phone: +612 9674 2191 STEM Teaching support resources NEW Primary STEM teaching book!  http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/be+amazing+book.html >100 Free Science Experiments  http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/Free+experiments.html >100 Free Science Ideas and Tips http://www.fizzicseducation.com.au/Blog.html Know an educator who'd love this episode? Share it! If something grabbed your attention in this STEM podcast please leave your thoughts below. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's podcast we hear that bogus WannaCry remediation apps are cumbering the PlayStore—don't be taken in. More on the complexities of WannaCry attribution. An EternalRocks worm may have been withdrawn by its authors. Citizen Lab finds evidence that influence operations against targets in almost forty countries are now corrupting data. Vietnam does some cyber snarling at the Philippines over the South China Sea. Samba gets a patch as observers fear emergence of a worm. Biometrics and impersonation—experts advise complexity. GDPR is just one year away, but preparation still lags. Dinah Davis from Arctic Wolf shares her story of founding Code Like a Girl. Malek Ben Salem from Accenture Labs describes self sustaining enterprises. And two noteworthy pieces of legislation are introduced into the US House and Senate.

AT&T Data Security analysts, along with Amit Klein of SafeBreach, discuss perfect data exfiltration, 2016 Flare-On Challenge, response to viewer mail, and the Internet Weather Report. Originally recorded November 8, 2016.

AB Periasamy builds software like an artist builds a masterpiece. By inspiring others to believe in the idea and the design and contribute to it's success. Anand Babu (AB) Periasamy is a free software contributor, angel investor and an entrepreneur.  AB is one of the founders of Minio, an open source cloud storage server. Prior to Minio, AB co-founded Gluster, an open source distributed filesystem. AB is also on the board of Free Software Foundation - India and has authored GNU FreeIPMI and GNU FreeTalk. Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/ab-periasamy-people/ Key Takeaways Don't have people managers. Instead, build a culture that encourages self-managing individuals. Software development is more like creating art than mass-producing products in a factory. Build the culture and they will come. Industry experts may be brilliant and also be the wrong people to have on your team. They come with pre-conceptions on what will work and what won't. They might be motivated by money instead of by your goals. Minimize the requirements, don't throw in extra features just to compete. Experiment on ideas to gaher more data before deciding on a solution. Elect one benevolent dictator to represent the team after soliciting ideas and discussion options. That person will take all the input and make the decision. The first 10 people are the hardest to find. After 10 the recruiting becomes much easier. The only asset you have from the beginning is belief. You must inspire others to share in that belief or connect with others that already believe.   Sponsors Burdene - SMS-based notes and reminder service. HelloTechBook.com - Get a free audio book from Audible.   Resources Mentioned HTP-54 You're Tech Interviews are Scaring Away Brilliant People — People Friday with Bill Kennedy Minio Cloud Storage Minio on Github

The world of programming is changing. It's becoming clear that functional languages are the new mainstream. But how do you write code without objects and classes? For the answers, we can look both forwards and backwards, looking at the functional ideas of transformation, combined with some cool techniques from programming's adolescence. 

The world of programming is changing. It's becoming clear that functional languages are the new mainstream. But how do you write code without objects and classes? For the answers, we can look both forwards and backwards, looking at the functional ideas of transformation, combined with some cool techniques from programming's adolescence. 

The world of programming is changing. It's becoming clear that functional languages are the new mainstream. But how do you write code without objects and classes? For the answers, we can look both forwards and backwards, looking at the functional ideas of transformation, combined with some cool techniques from programming's adolescence. 

The world of programming is changing. It's becoming clear that functional languages are the new mainstream. But how do you write code without objects and classes? For the answers, we can look both forwards and backwards, looking at the functional ideas of transformation, combined with some cool techniques from programming's adolescence. 

The world of programming is changing. It's becoming clear that functional languages are the new mainstream. But how do you write code without objects and classes? For the answers, we can look both forwards and backwards, looking at the functional ideas of transformation, combined with some cool techniques from programming's adolescence. 

O WWDCju iz prve roke in sagi potovanja v Ameriko. In kruhu. Povezave Code Like a Girl video Applov učni načrt za Swift Objava Taylor Swift o Apple Music Taylor Swift Apple zarota :) Xara OS X sandbox escape 1Password inter-process communication: a discussion LastPass hack Special Guest: Lea Marolt Sonnenschein.

Matt and Geoff talk with HTML5 game developer Louis Stowasser about his Crafty game engine.