Who is J?

One of the main goals of the ‘Yes We Tech’ community is contributing to create an inclusive space where we can celebrate diversity, provide visibility to women-in-tech, and ensure that everybody has an equal chance to learn, share and enjoy technology related disciplines.

As co-organisers of the JOTB event we are happy to see that the number of women speakers has been doubled this year from 5 to 10, representing a 20,8% of the total.

But, Is this diversity enough? How can we know that we have succeeded in our goal? and more importantly, how can we get a more diverse event in future editions?

This repository contains the source code used to analyse and present the findings made in order to investigate the diversity of the J On The Beach conference.

How to use it

1. Clone or download the project
2. Execute pipto install following libraries

pip install twython
pip install sexmachine
pip install tweepy
pip install analyze
pip install argparse
pip install unidecode
pip install json

3. Execute python index.py <twitter_username>
4. The output is given in a json format under the out/ folder

You can also analyse latest tweets from an account

1. Execute python tweets.py <twitter_username> <number_of_tweets>
2. The output is given in a json format under the out/ folder