Good article, but can you please not use "he" as a default pronoun for programmers (or anyone, really)? "he or she" or "they" would be much more inclusive.
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Thank you for bring this up. I've seen this handled lots of different ways in books and on the web and the system that I think makes most sense for me is to alternate between male and female pronouns--one post with male pronouns, the next with female pronouns, repeat.
Good article, but can you please not use "he" as a default pronoun for programmers (or anyone, really)? "he or she" or "they" would be much more inclusive.
Thank you for bring this up. I've seen this handled lots of different ways in books and on the web and the system that I think makes most sense for me is to alternate between male and female pronouns--one post with male pronouns, the next with female pronouns, repeat.
Or just use “it”.