Dec 29, 20212021 — The Good, The Bad, the Ugly2021! Phew! You know how they say what doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger? Sometimes it does, sometimes it weakens you the more. 2021 was a rollercoaster ride, lots of ups, lots of downs, so many losses, little wins but here’s me choosing to let you in on all, cause…Year In Review8 min readYear In Review8 min read
Published in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog·Jul 13, 2021She Code Africa Mentoring Program — Cohort 4 RecapThe She Code Africa Mentoring Program (SCAMP) is a 3-month intensive program targeted at ladies across Africa to educate and train them on beginner and intermediate tracks. 2021 has been an exciting year so far, for us at She Code Africa. We’ve had numerous initiatives that culminated in new program…Shecodeafrica4 min readShecodeafrica4 min read
Jun 24, 2021Career Fields in Developer RelationsRecently I broke down what Developer relations was about via my new page (@DevRelLite — focused on helping newbies interested in Developer Relations), today we’ll focus on some of the career paths within the DevRel field As newbies in the field, it’s always great to understand what Fields in DevRel…Developer Relations4 min readDeveloper Relations4 min read
Published in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog·Aug 31, 2020She Code Africa Mentoring Program — Cohort 2 RecapToday 31st of August, 2020 marks the end of another cohort from our Mentorship Program here at She Code Africa!🎉 We opened up applications for cohort 2 of the program in May 2020, with over 300 Mentee applications and 70 Mentor applications submitted from across a wide demographic of applicants…Shecodeafrica4 min readShecodeafrica4 min read
Dec 31, 2019Year 2019 in review365/365 -31st December 2019 It’s been an amazing 12 months of 2019, filled with lots of success stories, lessons, disappointments and more. …Year In Review5 min readYear In Review5 min read
Published in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog·Jun 27, 2018I started learning Front End Development to develop great UI/UX - Chidinma Nwogbo“I got about exposed to computers at a little age when my dad got his first laptop. My dad is my role model, I was fascinated, learning to type using Mavis Beacon. I learnt about computer viruses and decided I want to learn how to make them. …Design3 min readDesign3 min read
Published in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog·Jun 25, 2018I Fell In Love With Writing Code In My first Computer Science Course — Adaobi Frank“I am Adaobi Frank (Ada Frank), a graduate of Software Engineering and a Google Certified Associate Android Developer with over 6 years of experience building web and mobile applications. I currently work as a Front End Engineer building awesome Hybrid Apps.” “I’m a mentor for the Andela Learning Community, Abuja…Kotlin2 min readKotlin2 min read
Published in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog·Jun 13, 2018I Once Thought Coding Was Too Tasking And Uninstalled all my IDE’s — Oluwarotimi Akingbehin“I am Oluwarotimi Akingbehin, the Technology Associate at La Miam Caterers,, Finance Lead at Thrive Agric and also currently enrolled in the Google for Africa scholarship on the front end web development track and currently a member of Forloop Abuja” “I started coding back in school, i thought it was…Programming3 min readProgramming3 min read
May 11, 2018Building A Developer CommunityBeing a Software developer and doubling as a Community relations manger has helped me realize the major effect developer communities have, they have proven to form the binding part of growth to companies or organizations scattered across the technology industry. …Developer Relations6 min readDeveloper Relations6 min read
Published in Nur: The She Code Africa Blog·Apr 25, 2018A Peek into Github’s Learning LabThe team at Github recently pushed out an interactive guide to help developers master the art of using Git and getting more familiar to working around Github. Their goal is to “help new developers retain more information and ramp up quickly as they begin their software journeys”. The broad difference…Github2 min readGithub2 min read
