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...Are there any female Flash Devs? I've been on these forums for 2 years and have come to the conclusion that it's an exclusively male community. On SFDT, a large animation community I moderate, there haven't been any girls, either. It seems that girls in general seem to steer clear of Flash. Could someone prove me wrong?
Please?
i know several girls who work with flash,all are designers though.
I only heard of two female (pro) flash coders,there are probably way more though.
I also wouldn´t wonder if there are more females around but some are disguised to not get "romantic" offers by lots of 13 year olds.
I'm a girl.
Cheers!
Unknownguy
This is a joke
this is a man's world
hides behind bush, awaiting girl bashing :scared:
I love that smily malee. :p
There was a girl who came into my flash workshop class one time...
but she was my supervisor. :crazy:
Mm, still, I haven't seen any on Flash Kit (or at least not this section of the Flash Kit forums).
had a girl apply for a job with us once. she was one of the best we've seen. snapped up by someone else though :(
yeah...the ones I know/knew were only graphic designers that used flash in a marginal/simple way....no coding beyond gotoAndPlay and stop() .....w/ a few bottons.
I think it's just naturally more of a male thing, in general, the more techy stuff....there are exeptions offcourse, but I think in general that is the case most all over the world in most tech related fields, like programming.
The only one I know of is Bit**eswhocodes.com. :)
She's in the Flash Tenth Anniversary thingy. link
Edit: Flashkit wouldn't let me write that particular word, obviously.
yeah, here are at least a couple of girls
I've seen their posts
Isn't Fedora a girl? I thought...Quote:
Originally Posted by VENGEANCE MX
what aboot carley1979
Her and Natsia and Ghostgirl. But I think their more designers.Quote:
Originally Posted by donaldparkerii
There were quite a few very talented female flash developers in my Interaction Design classes and the combined ComDes/IT degree when I was at uni. Also, the flash development course I ran last year had mostly female students.
Perhaps because the tech communities are generally male dominated most females don't feel that comfortable joining or participating?