Web Developer & Dev Advocate | Past projects to make tech more welcoming include @ProtoSchool @OfflineCamp #OfflineFirst | she/her

Boston, MA
Joined June 2010
Missed my talk on #OfflineFirst at #NodeJSInteractive? Check out my beginner-friendly tutorial on using @pouchdb, @CouchDB & #ServiceWorker to make your web app work offline using only client-side code. medium.com/ibm-watson-data-l…
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Progressive Web Apps can now: - access the native file system - work fully offline - receive push notifications - be installed to any device - run background tasks - schedule tasks while offline to be run when back online - authenticate with passkeys (no password needed) 🧵1/2
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Big shoutout to @WomenWhoCode for offering so many sessions in Spanish at today’s #WWCodeCONNECTEmpower2023. It feels great to be learning in my second language and successfully taking in both the technical concepts and the Spanish.
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Teri Chadbourne retweeted
Tolerance is becoming accustomed to injustice; love is becoming disturbed and activated by another’s adverse condition. Tolerance crosses the street; love confronts. Tolerance builds fences; love opens doors. Tolerance breeds indifference; love demands engagement.
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Some of my students are shocked when they learn that The Star-Spangled Banner, the US national anthem, has racist origins, so here’s a quick history:
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Want to know why it takes women longer to get promoted than men, despite the progress towards gender equality at work? @elizlcampbell & @ohahl may have the answer. In "Stop Undervaluing Exceptional Women" for @HarvardBiz, they wrote about their research on this topic... 🧵1/5
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"How do you measure burnout on your team?" Someone asked this question in my course today. Required reading for any leader:
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You either make privileged people uncomfortable, or marginalized people unsafe. You can’t have the comfort of the privileged AND the safety of the marginalized at the same time. They cannot coexist. 1/
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Well meaning, non-Black folks, start seeing color. Start seeing Black people. You’re in the rooms that we aren’t and making decisions that affect us. This is why I asked if you notice or if it’s normal that we aren’t present at work. You have to notice if this is going to change
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In cutthroat cultures, people kiss up and kick down. They protect themselves by currying favor with people in power and exploiting those without it. In supportive cultures, people speak up and support down. They protect people without power by raising problems to those with it.
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Want to learn more about content addressing and storage verification? Check out these @ProtoSchool tutorials. These are self-guided, virtual, interactive tutorials designed to help introduce you to new concepts. Visit proto.school/course/filecoin
Today on the monthly @IPFS Local Offline Collaboration call, the team from @FISSIONcodes showed us their approach to fast, local-first app publishing on #IPFS. Catch the replay! #OfflineFirst #PWA youtu.be/0zUg20816hU
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Loving the educational content at #FilecoinLiftoff week? Continue your learning at ProtoSchool, with beginner-friendly tutorials on @Filecoin, @IPFS, @Multiformats, and the underlying #DWeb concepts that they're all built on. proto.school/tutorials
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It’s clearly time for an Offline Camp llama thread. Share your favorite llama pics, campers! ❤️❤️❤️
Randomly found this photo on my phone and now I’m missing ⁦@OfflineCamp⁩ 😢
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Teri Chadbourne retweeted
📝 Study up on the Filecoin basics before mainnet! @ProtoSchool’s "Verifying Storage on Filecoin" tutorial offers a beginner-friendly, code-free look at Filecoin’s proof system: proto.school/verifying-stora…
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I'm gutted. Can't find the words, but this 🧵 is a start. 👇🏻
Why every woman I know is profoundly upset right now: Ruth represented us. We still live in a time when our places and voices are challenged. We are still fighting to protect our bodies, our lives, and our jobs just because we are women.
TIL (thx @betterallies) the origin of "grandfather clauses," which kept Black folx from voting by exempting only those whose grandfathers had voted before the Civil War from poll taxes and literacy tests. Let's use "exempted" instead of "grandfathered in." youtu.be/hBjrLJf7JZE
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Probably re-learned is more accurate, but I'm glad I'm at a point where the implications can sink in.
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