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A profile of Codebar Brighton, with words of wisdom from Alice and Cassie.
I love seeing people go from Codebar to full-time dev work. It’s no surprise in Zara’s case—she’s an excellent front-end developer.
A profile of Codebar Brighton, with words of wisdom from Alice and Cassie.
Amber shares her story of becoming a web developer and a public speaker. She is an inspiration to me!
An excellent potted history from Cassie on women in computing.
NASA’s “Keypunch girls” would work in cramped rows translating programming instructions onto paper pads, whilst the machine operators would sit in comfort, feeding the code decks through card readers and enjoying the esteem of the end result (I imagine it a bit like Mad Men, but with more sexism and astronauts).
Katie, Divya, and the other great designers and developers at Sparkbox run workshops on HTML and CSS for girl scouts. They’ve shared their resources and I might just borrow some of them for Codebar.
Jo writes about hosting Codebar Brighton. I share her enthusiasm—it feels like a great honour to be able to host such a great community event.
Day ninety three.
Day forty four.
Ongoing events in Brighton.
Seb and Remy will be dropping knowledge bombs.
A genuinely inspiring event.