> but I see women writing about these meta-topics of "being a female programmer" far, far more often than any actual technical aspect. One of my most favorite

> but I see women writing about these meta-topics of "being a female programmer" far, far more often than any actual technical aspect. One of my most favorite programmer figures quickly became Natasha Murashev... https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashatherobot https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashatherobot ...better known as NatashaTheRobot. Not because she is a woman, but because her Swift/iOS Newsletter is superuseful and interesting and she focuses on technical details instead of "did you know I am a girl?!". https://twitter.com/natashatherobot https://twitter.com/natashatherobot http://www.thomashanning.com/interview-natasha-the-robot/ http://www.thomashanning.com/interview-natasha-the-robot/ Similar to Erica Sadun who writes all this Apple/iOS dev Cookbooks.