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Posts tagged ‘programming’

2012.04.24   Increasing your programming skill   (19)

Ask a Geek Feminist: how do you figure out how to solve programming problems that aren’t covered in your classes?

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2012.03.24   <body> <img> – the anxiety of learning and how I am beating it   (3)

What’s working to help me learn to program? Gamification, with some caveats…

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2012.03.19   What she really said: Fighting sexist jokes the geeky way!   (72)

This is a guest post from Jessamyn Smith, an open source developer in Portland who tweets at @jessamynsmith and blogs at Dreamwidth. Read on to find out her technological solution to annoying sexist jokes. I ...

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2011.12.07   Wednesday Geek Woman: Audrey Tang ( 唐鳳), Perl hacker   (1)

This week’s Wednesday Geek Woman is Audrey Tang, creator of Pugs, the first comprehensive implementation of Perl 6.

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2011.07.12   Newbie coding puzzles and problems   (10)

This is an Ask a Geek Feminist question for our readers: I am a relative newbie in the world of coding. I took two semesters of intro to programming with Java this past school year ...

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2011.07.11   Google, gossip, and gamification: comparing and contrasting technical learning styles   (7)

I just ran across Karen Rustad’s “How to teach programming: shy, practical people edition.” She cared more about making practical things than about what she perceived as “coding,” so her early technical life centered on ...

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2011.07.02   “Put up or shut up”   (5)

One thing I love about open stuff, such as open source communities, is that we (try to) measure people by what they contribute. I’m now Volunteer Development Coordinator for the Wikimedia Foundation (although I am ...

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