Whose Wife Are You?
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The document discusses the problem of gender bias and lack of diversity in tech fields like software development. It provides several anecdotes showing examples of inappropriate and unprofessional behaviors that discourage women, like commenting on someone's appearance rather than their work. It argues that the tech community should make an effort to be more inclusive, such as by mentoring and encouraging people from different backgrounds. Diversifying teams can make them smarter and more innovative. Individuals are urged to be aware of implicit biases and find ways to break down barriers.
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This document provides a summary of topics covered in Week 5 of a Ruby review, including Git, objects, RSpec, IO, files, directories, Rakefile, and Rake tasks. Key points covered include using Git commands like init, add, commit, and log, understanding Ruby objects and relationships, using RSpec matchers and describing code, reading from and writing to files, creating and navigating directories, and defining tasks in a Rakefile with dependencies.
Week4
This document provides an overview of various Ruby concepts covered in Week 4 including calculators, collections, inject, numbers, ranges, symbols, blocks, block syntax, calling and checking blocks, blocks with parameters, a blocks demo, a blocks exercise, regular expressions, and the homework assignment. Key topics covered are Fixnum and Float numbers, ranges using .. and ..., symbols as static names, using {} and do/end for block syntax, and yielding parameters to blocks.
Week3
The document provides an overview of topics covered in a Ruby week 3 homework including arrays, hashes, modules, inheritance, numbers, and ranges. Students are asked to complete a reading assignment from a questions.txt file and work on a calculator_spec.rb file. Key collection types like arrays and hashes are demonstrated with examples.
Week2
The document provides an agenda and overview for a Ruby programming course. It covers reviewing homework, using Git branches, an introduction to the Ruby language, Ruby Gems, and IRB. It also discusses strings and variables in Ruby, creating objects, and an example of making a Mad Libs game. The homework is to complete a reading and Simon Says spec.
Week1
This document provides an overview of an introductory course on the Ruby programming language. It outlines the course structure, which includes lectures, demos, exercises and homework. It also details the requirements for installation of Ruby and related tools like Git and RSpec. The document demonstrates how to check that these tools are properly installed and introduces concepts like version control with Git and test-driven development with RSpec.
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I read, a lot. I write code, a lot. What the heck does one have to do with the other? I think reading literature can make you a better code writer. How does reading about mountain climbing, theoretical physics, or feminism make you a better ruby programmer? Come to this talk to find out, and bring your book-list; I guarantee I will fill it up before I am done!
Dealing with Legacy <del>Code</del> People
There are lots of strategies for and discussions around dealing with huge behemoth legacy apps, but what about the people who wrote, maintain, and use them? What happens when the original "mess maker" is still at the organization where this code lives? What happens if she is your boss? How do you deal with the chaos of legacy code in an organization that still has the chaos of legacy People, Policy, and Work-Flow? This talk will discuss strategies to deal with people in the environment of legacy code. No matter how bad or good your code is, your problem is always with people. Let's talk about how to deal with them!
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The document discusses the speaker's background and journey learning to code with an emphasis on writing clean, understandable code. It provides suggestions for learning including teaching others, never stopping to learn, and allowing mistakes to be made. The overall message is about striving to write code that is well-designed, documented, and maintainable for those who come after.
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This document summarizes a workshop on Ruby on Rails (RoR). It introduces the Ruby community and history, local Seattle Ruby groups, women in computing, and what RoR is and who uses it. The schedule outlines four sessions to be held on a Saturday for learning Rails by building a sample application, with a large group wrap up at the end.
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Whose Wife Are You?
- 1. Whose Wife Are You? Renée De Voursney @gigglegirl4e [email_address] Photo Credit: http://jewelrydiamondringscenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/antique-wedding-ring.png
- 2. Agenda Why Am I Talking? What is the Problem? Why Should We Care? What Can We Do?
- 5. Entrepreneur
- 6. Developer
- 7. Engineer I'm not here because I am anyone's wife.
- 9. Skier
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- 11. Cliff Jumper
- 12. Sky Diver I'm not here because I am anyone's wife.
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- 18. What is the Problem? http://www.ncwit.org/pdf/BytheNumbers09.pdf
- 19. What is the Problem? http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20110807/SMALLBIZ/308079990
- 20. What is the Problem? Photo Credit: http://corpcommotion.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/whack.jpg
- 21. Anecdote #1
- 22. Anecdote #1
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- 24. Anecdote #1
- 25. Wear Pornographic Attire to Work
- 26. Anecdote #2
- 27. Compliment the developer on her great code Photo Credit: http://nostarch.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/product_full/greatcode_big.jpg
- 28. Anecdote #2
- 29. Compliment the developer on her great diet Photo Credit: http://www.anti-aging-skin-care-guide.com/images/bigstock_Diet_And_Exercise_1520671.jpg
- 30. Anecdote #3
- 31. Give your developer the third degree about her last code push Photo Credit: http://thesituationist.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/interrogation.jpg
- 32. Anecdote #3
- 33. Give your developer the third degree about her boyfriend Photo Credit: http://s1.moviefanfare.com/uploads/2011/04/bond-daniel-craig-casino-royale-torture.jpg
- 34. Anecdote #4
- 35. Use professional language Photo Credit: http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/0071486682.01._SX220_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg
- 36. Anecdote #4
- 37. Use innuendo
- 38. Anecdote #5
- 39. Use realistic test data
- 40. Anecdote #5
- 41. Use offensive test data
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- 43. Why Should You Care? Photo Credit: http://media.photobucket.com/image/care%20bears/ladyprincess101/CareBears.jpg
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- 47. Collaborative
- 49. What Can YOU Do? Photo Credit: http://nikonrumors.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/uncle_sam_nr.jpg
- 50. Java is from Mars Ruby is from Venus Paolo Perrotta @nusco
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- 52. Break Down Barriers Mentor Encourage Teach
- 54. Vulnerability Photo Credit: http://www.skillsconverged.com/Portals/5/DownloadImages/gender.jpg
- 55. Be Aware Photo Credit: http://www.punch.co.uk/images/Cartoons/business/03.gif
- 58. When in doubt Ask
- 59. Listen
- 60. Try
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