Once upon a time, there were five crazy women who decided to learn how to code in just three months. Becoming an “adalaber” was the mutual goal and they were very determined to accomplish it… but after the first few days, they realized that craziness is better when you share it, especially with a group filled with humour and willingness… And that's how the “ada: inherit;” team was born.
If you want to know how the story ends, you'll have to wait until the next edition!
We laugh a lot, so it's great to work with us (if you want to become part of our crazy team there's a form coming soon).
We work hard, after the mandatory panic stop of course.
We learn fast (or at least we think so, you'll have to confirm with Nasiba about this statement).
We are very optimistic, especially about due dates.
We panic a lot.
Apparently, we don't listen well enough (ups, we found out two labour days before the due date of the project that we also had to do the tablet and the desktop versions, not only the mobile one).
It's very hard to take a serious picture of us because we really don't like pictures (that's a general feeling).
I believe in enjoying the road because the goal can change constantly and it challenges you every day; my college had a lema: “Aim to the stars so you get to the moon”. I really love to travel, to read and I'm always searching to learn something new every day.
Criminologist. I am good at finding the cause-effect relationship of stuff. Tireless learner. Currently exploring new ways to reinvent myself. Somebody once said, “If a oportunity doesn’t knock, build a door”. Let’s code doors.
I love cardboard, glitch effects and typography. I am a little geek on vegan cuisine as well.
My two main goals are: first, being a kind and compassionate person. Second, use creative thinking on my personal and professional path.
I love maths, music and “roscón de reyes”. I hate rushing, Disney's happy ends and the concept of normality. I like spiritual life and I believe in karma but my true god is Google. I want to use technology to create projects which help people to learn things.
Wine-lover trained as an architect. Always find myself between the boundaries (creatively, physically). Sort of freak, I’m passionate about #dataviz, #maps and #parametric design.
I love challenges... that’s why I’m here learning to code!