THE SOUTHERN TECH LADY

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.

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.

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

In this blog post, I talk about some of the key differences and similarities of AI and ML (with Python examples).

Getting started with Python GUI frameworks often involves intense internet searches to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the...

In this post, I will explore some distinctions between UX design and common visual best practices.

In this blog post, I show how I use Python and the Pillow library to effortlessly resize images and add watermarks for my design projects.

In today's digital landscape, accessibility is a crucial aspect of web design that should never be overlooked. Shockingly, approximately...

As a self-proclaimed "over communicator", I tend to err on the side of adding too many comments, variable names, and spacing when writing...