00:00 [stream started unfortunately late] Lotte Johansen (she/her): From Data Mess to Data Mesh
04:40 Ólafur Waage (he/him): Your legacy system's legacy system
24:53 Elise Kristiansen (she/her): 10 Reasons Your Application Isn't Accessible and What You Can Do About It
58:36 Anna Wojciechowska (she): What it takes to build a sensor for a software "engineer"
1:20:00 Haimanot Tekie (she/her): Learning React as a Junior Backend Developer: The Struggles I Faced and What I Wish I Knew
1:40:40 Nora Tessem (they/them/she/her): Perpetual Calendar of Power
2:02:40 Egwene Tegelaár-Breiby (she/her): Only doing the thing, is doing the thing
2:34:02 Torunn Flo (she/her/hers): Quality First: A discussion on best practices for software testing
2:59:59 Helén Persson (she/her/they/them): A short journey with mob programming
3:26:30 Ågot Stornes (they/them): Where is the documentation?
4:15:00 Finn.no: Announcing the Female Developer of the Year 2024
4:26:03 Ruth Merethe Granevang (she/her): Creating game addons
4:43:28 Ingrid Grønlie Guren (she/her): Tips to become a (slightly) better web developer
5:06:12 Sarah Fossheim (they/them): Introduction to dataviz accessibility
5:49:42 Benedicte Emilie Brækken (she/her): From outer web to inner hardware – a webdev's journey into GameBoy programming
6:09:18 Caroline Winther (she/her): Data spaghetti to data buffet with dbt
6:27:21 Kate Kuzmina (she/her): Building a Data App and the Growth Mindset
7:01:29 Anshika Koul (she/her): Kotlin Multiplatform's Cross-Platform Brilliance at Norway's 377-Year-Old National Postal Service
7:24:32 Nora Tomas (she/her): Beyond Safety - How security can enhance developer experience
7:40:40 Inger Skjærholt: Why board games is the perfect way to learn a new (programming) language
8:15:23 Aurora Christine Hofman (she/her): Algebra!? You already know it!

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