THE SOUTHERN TECH LADY

I’ve been through the stages — junior developer, mid-level, senior, and eventually team lead. Along the way, I kept noticing differences between what I thought I knew, what I expected of myself, what others expected of me, and what I was actually able to produce. What I have found is that those four things rarely matched perfectly. Here’s how each stage really felt for me.

Avoid AI misuse and plagiarism. Learn 5 ethical ways to use tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and DALL·E in writing, coding, art, and more.

This month, I’m so excited to share our very first project: a Color Match Memory Game that you can build using Python and wxPython. This is a perfect little intro project to get you comfortable working with graphical interfaces, and it’s simple enough to complete even if you only have short pockets of time here and there.

I came up with this monthly series called, Moms Who Code: Creative Projects for Life & Learning where we will dive into creative ways to use

Open source can feel like a giant clubhouse where everyone else knows the secret handshake—except you. I can help you get started.

My mission has always been to support women and moms in technology. I’m focusing on delivering even more value to help you thrive.

Even during a break, you can keep your tech skills sharp and stay marketable for the day you decide to jump back in – or maybe even start so

These quick, holiday-themed projects can fit right into nap time or those quiet evenings by the fire with a cup of cocoa.

Start the journey of game development with me by creating a text-based adventure game using Python.

Welcome to the start of what I hope will be an exciting and inspiring series chronicling my journey into the world of Godot.