> I think I asked about this a year or two ago, but are more women getting
> into hardcore programming, or at least, developing (hehe)?
{feminine} Yes!
> web design was dominated by guys (no stats, just almost sure it was that
> way), and now I'm bumpin into all these women designers.
Now you're saying design (if you mean graphics, I consider that different
skills from hardcore programming). What I've seen is most women who are in
web work (hehe how's that for tackling the label?) are more in the design
aspect of things or content or management. I personally am more into
database, scripting, programming, architecture {insert preferred terms for
coding, scripting, etc. here}. I actually find it really annoying when I
walk in new to a team and get the assumption that I'm there to make the
application "look pretty" or design/develop the GUI.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phoeun Pha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 11:39 AM
Subject: Women programmers
A few years ago
I guess it was
> inevitable... they're always painting the room pink and shops better
clothes
> for you than you do! :)
>
> So will we see that trend in programming to?
>
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