36. The .NET ecosystem
36. The .NET ecosystem, learning journey & Tech Twitter and its do's and don'ts - with Lou Creemers
In this episode, we speak with Louëlla (Lou) Creemers. She is a web developer with a love for.NET. We talk about the tech content she creates and how she tries to bring value to the tech community through social media and by being a speaker. As a relative newcomer to Tech Twitter, how welcoming is the tech community, especially for women? Further, we discuss what the .NET ecosystem currently has to offer, if anything is missing, and if there is something she would like to change. And we dive a little deeper into her learning journey to become the next generation web developer and how this could help other students inspire and achieve their goals.
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