r/ladydevs

749 archived posts · May 2017 – Jul 2019

Women in Web & Software Development

r/ladydevs

For all ladies working frontend and backend development, and those who want to learn.

Created May 18, 2017 · restricted

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749Archived posts

This subreddit is for things pertaining to Women in Web and Software Development, plus career advancement. Topics include:

Reddit is an aggregator so that's one reason we're here, to get all those great local organizations listed in one place.

You don't have to be a lady developer personally to subscribe and participate here.

The rules are: Be Polite. Be Helpful. (credit: LinuxChix)

Let's support each other and have some fun!

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