Tech(K)now is a YouTube channel that used International Women's Day as an opportunity to invite over 200 extraordinarily talented experts to the virtual conference WOMEN in TECH present: TECH(K)NOW DAY and hold presentations on all kinds of topics. Here's the link to the youtube channel:
Women in tech channel
The topics presented include:
Mobile & Apps
DevOps & DevSecOps
AI & ML
Cloud & Hosting
Programming Languages
Security & Data Protection
UI & accessibility
Blockchain
These main categories include Entrepreneur, Leading, Mindset, Learning, Health, Productivity, Career, Society, Remote work, and Climate.
A total of almost 70 presentations were assigned to this main category. All topics that are not usually found at conferences.
The next most crucial category includes more than 20 presentations on technologies (general), frameworks, libraries, IoT, 3D printing, and APIs.
AI & ML and Data Science were also the third-largest category and did not miss out with more than ten presentations.
The two categories, Security & Data Protection and UI/UX & Accessibility were equally frequent. Data protection is becoming increasingly critical, and it was great to see that accessibility was also a topic just as often.
The remaining presentations round off the offer very well, so blockchain enthusiasts get their money's worth and AR & MR fans, and of course DevOps & DevSecOps and Open Source.
Here we leave you with some recommendations about 3 interesting videos that we have personally chosen:
Deepthi Goguri is an SQL Server DBA, and in the video, she talks about the magic of Indexes in SQL Server. She shows how to view index internals, B-tree structures, and their utility.
Deepthi Goguri - Method Behind The Magic of Indexes in SQL Server
Tessa talks from her experience about the difficulties of leading and how she felt when she encouraged herself to do it. She gives tips for people to be more confident, even if they are leading a company or a small team.
Tessa Mero - Courage to lead
Shruti introduces GraphQL by telling us how it all started, who is working with and on the GraphQL specification, what tools to use, and she even compares REST with GraphQL. Her tips & tricks and some code examples enrich her presentation. GraphQL is at the forefront and should not be ignored. Definitely worth watching!
Shruti Kapoor - Getting Started with GraphQL in an Enterprise
We leave here a few links to some pages of the girls to look at:
https://blackgirl.tech/ (Dora Militaru, Developer Relations Engineer)
https://erioldoesdesign.com/portfolio/ (Eriol Fox, UX designer)
https://doramilitaru.com/ (Lola Odelola, Developer Advocate)
Deepthi Goguri's SQL Server Blog (dbanuggets.com) (Deepthi Goguiri, SQL Server DBA)
Most developer girls have a GitHub repository, so if anyone is interested in some topics, google the developer's name. Please do it!
In the end, the purpose of this article is to get to know a community of women in technology because it is one of the areas where they have the least visibility. This YouTube channel gives visibility to almost 200 women from all nationalities and ages, covering all technology fields, from cybersecurity to UX design. What all of them have in common is their passion for their work.
Google also used the occasion of International Women's Day to invite women to hold relevant tech presentations. Here, too, we can recommend to have a look at them.
Track 1 - The European Wrap-Up - International Women's Day 2021
Track 2 - The European Wrap-Up - International Women's Day 2021
Authors: Nuria from Spain and Denny from Germany wrote this article for you and enjoyed spending hours watching the many excellent presentations.
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