15 Developer/Hacker Women to Follow on Twitter. This series is supported by Rackspace, the better way to do hosting. Learn more about Rackspace's hosting solutions here. Everyone should know at least one woman who can code her way out of a wet paper bag. While women developers, computer programmers and hackers of all stripes are by far outnumbered by men in their field, they're hardly nonexistent. They blog, they tweet, and they do fantastic work to keep the Internet afloat. We've chosen to highlight 15 reader-recommended tech women here; if you know of others who should be on our radar — specifically women with coding skills — please do let us know about them in the comments section. Some of the women on our list are "Internet famous. " Some, less so — for now at least. With a big hat-tip to all our friends on Twitter who recommended these women, here are 15 technically skilled women (in no particular order) to follow. 1. 2. This woman is a self-taught computer chip designer and expert electrical and mechanical engineer. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Verner Panton's Kurve. { The Project Museum } Brand Nu - Art Direction, Illustration, Graphic Design, Typograp. Modern Living / Neurotica series. Dave Werner's Portfolio 2006. COLORSTROLOGY. Tools | color palette creator v1.6.1. This tool was inspired directly by the excellent Creating Color Palettes article by Andy Clarke. It will create 10 shades of the base color, located top-left, at varying degrees of opacity. The top row emulates opacity over a white background, the bottom over black (or colors of your choosing as of v1.4). The opacity values are 100% opaque, 75%, 50%, 25% and 10% on the top row. The bottom row begins at 85% rather than 100% and continues on as the first. How to use it: Type a valid six character hexidecimal value in the text box above and hit the "ok" button. Hit the "output hex" button to have the table below the palette display hexidecimal color values.
Click the "save base" button to write the current base color to a cookie for safe keeping. As of version 1.6, you can export all of your saved palettes to a PNG image by clicking the "create PNG" button in the "saved" window.