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Featured storiesFeatured Article Coding accessibility: Software by the blind, for the blindThe NVDA screen reader has helped empower a new generation of blind and low-vision developers 
Featured Article Coding accessibility: Disability as catalyst for creativityFaced with accessibility barriers, developer Paul Chiou turns obstacles into innovative solutions. 
Annalu Waller Champion accessibility to unleash untapped potentialDr. Annalu Waller on the intricate, interdependent network of support that shapes our lives. 
Featured Article Coding accessibility: How Della found her voice with open source AACWhen proprietary apps failed, Della’s brother built an app that incorporated her needs and feedback into the design. 
Featured Article Coding accessibility: Building autonomy with AIAfter bringing Braille to the digital world and creating the first screen reader for the web, Dr. Asakawa is now working on an AI-enabled suitcase to help blind people navigate the world independently.
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Stories by topicThe ReadME Project amplifies the voices of the developer community by telling stories about: Community storiesTHE README PODCAST // EPISODE 31 Bridging code and communityNavigating open source in a regulated environment, the crucial role of non-code contributions to open source success, and lessons from scaling projects like Kubernetes. THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 33 Powering public goodsExploring developer happiness through the vibrant Laravel community and the impact of digital public goods on open source, AI models, Wikipedia, and more. 
Anton Mirhorodchenko Harness the power of generative AI for software developmentTools like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT can change the way you build software. 
Cassidy Williams // Contenda Get your first software developer jobTips, tricks, and general advice for how to get in the door in tech. The ReadMe PodcastSee all The ReadMe Podcast stories from The ReadMe Podcast
THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 32 (De)coding conventionsThe evolution of TypeScript and the future of coding conventions, AI’s role in improving accessibility, and practical advice on encouraging non-code contributions. 
THE README PODCAST // EPISODE 30 Kelsey Hightower—PresentKelsey shares his origin story, insights on the future of Kubernetes, and advice on making complicated technology easier to understand. Featured ArticlesSee all Featured Articles stories from Featured ArticlesIs Laravel the happiest developer community on the planet?How the PHP framework maintains a perpetual honeymoon period. Developer StoriesSee all Developer Stories stories from Developer Stories
Anton Mirhorodchenko Realizing potential with AIAnton uses AI to write code and tackle more projects. 
Kyler Middleton From fixing computers on farms to democratizing DevOpsKyler discusses her path from rural tech repair jobs to revolutionizing tech education. 
Aaron Gustafson Advancing inclusion with progressive enhancementAaron’s journey towards progressive enhancement and inclusive design. 
Ruth Ikegah Putting the African open source community on the mapRuth’s dream is to show people that Africans aren’t just consumers of open source: They’re creators as well. Denys Lashchevskyi // Betsson A beginner’s guide to running and managing custom CodeQL queriesTransform your code into a structured database that you can use to surface security vulnerabilities and discover new insights. Nick Penston // Fidelity Investments Scaling standards and community in your organizationLearn how to implement open source community ideas to spread best practices. Mike Gifford // CivicActions Treat accessibility issues as bugs, not feature requestsFollow Drupal’s lead: Prioritize and systematically squash accessibility bugs. 
Niek Palm // Philips Provisioning self-hosted GitHub Actions runners on demandHow Philips optimized their CI/CD process using GitHub Actions and self-hosted runners. About The
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