Keynote: Explaining Code to My Mom

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Speaker: Thomas Guenoux [CommitStrip]
We could have drawn anything, but we decided to draw coders. And no one understands what we draw.

Well, maybe you do, but not my mom! She just thinks that I'm at the computer all day long. So we're going to explain to her what coders do and why they do it. Because at some point, she has to understand that googling Google to start browsing is not the way it works.



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