I had a blast at Seattle Girl Geek Dinner #54, hosted by Twitter. I met some new people, listened to a great talk, and even answered a few trivia questions correctly!
I've been meaning to put out a resource guide for women in tech events for at least three years. Even though my wireframes aren't ready and the list isn't filled out, I've finally gone and published a straight HTML page. Everyone always asks me how I know about all these events. Through searching on Eventbrite, Facebook, and Meetups.com. Sometimes through networking. The information is out there. Instead of trying to remember off the top of my head what's coming up, you can now have this link to to to. If I am missing anything, please let me know. http://womenintech.guru/
Hi there! I thought it was time for me to start blogging again. The title of this blog comes from things that I like to do. I'm a Quality Assurance Engineer with a little over 10 years of experience in the Seattle area. I've been dabbling with learning Front-End Development on and off for the last couple of years. I've recently been diving back in and refreshing my skills through Codecademy and Lynda.com. I love to bake, with all of its measurements and precision - but also like to try my hand at cooking various recipes from time to time. I'll be posting my escapades here and hope you find them entertaining!
I learned about Agile around 10 years ago. I play around with variations of it at home when I'm busy, stressed out, and need to prioritize a to do list. I like to use a Kanban board at home. Here's a photo of my board that lives on my closet.
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