Reading traceback messages to resolve invalid syntax in Python requires diligent investigating
Creating a unit test in Python and executing it with a test runner like unittest differs from creating one in Ruby with RSpec
Feeling a sense of belonging is dependent on the quality of experiences within any given context
Connecting across differences starts small
Cross-cultural learning is continuous
SyntaxError in Python: How to Handle Invalid Syntax in Python, Nick McCullum
How to read a traceback in Python, Trey Hunner
7 Ways to Practice Active Allyship, Poornima Luthra
Leveling Up Your Allyship Game, Lauren Florko
The latest World Economic Forum Report states that it will take us 132 years to achieve gender parity, with that number being much higher for some intersectional identities than others. What are we missing, and how do we move the pendulum from where it seems to be stuck toward inclusive environments for everyone?
Here’s the thing: We don’t experience inclusion through strategies and roadmaps. We experience it through our day-to-day interactions with our colleagues — over lunch, by the coffee machine, during meetings, etc. We can’t move the pendulum without each one of us seeing ourselves as key enablers of inclusive workplaces — workplaces where everyone feels valued, respected, appreciated, and enjoys a sense of belonging. Every employee needs to see their role in this, and we need everybody to make efforts to act in a way that nurtures inclusive environments. That’s what’s missing, but we don’t have everybody on board yet. Why? Fear. — Poornima Luthra
The Ruby on Rails Podcast: High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails with Andrew Atkinson
Creating More Inclusive Workplaces in an Era of Discord – The Power of Helping Across Differences, Dr. Stephanie Creary
High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails, Andrew Atkinson
The Five Stages of DEI Maturity, Ella F. Washington
10 Ways to Foster an Inclusive Workplace Culture, Working IDEAL
Research: How Cultural Differences Can Impact Global Teams, Vasyl Taras et al.
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