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You know, I almost never get to write a comment. But thanks to this it felt a bit different, a bit more welcomed to do so :) I am not really sure what you did but it works and if applied properly it could help people out be more communicative on other posts here as well ^^
I couldn't have said any of this better myself. I felt a bit embarrassed that this post, and a lot of other great momentum for the community, coincided with some random downtime yesterday and this morning, but smooth sailing ahead!
Thanks for being an awesome community leader since joining up. We look forward to working hard to grow the positive impact of the project going forward.
The pleasure is all mine. And thank you guys for doing what you're doing.
And by the way, these downtimes are a good sign. means we're growing! And with growth comes the perks of scalability :-)
"With great power, comes great responsability." (uncle Ben). Good job guys!
Thank you for the post Arik. Been lurking since I found this community a few weeks ago. Now I will write something in the welcome thread and fill out my profile. Not that because I have to, but because I want to.
Awesome!
Nice post and great read. My first ever comment after almost one year on dev.to
Yessssss!
Great to see you around Arik.
Most people suffer from the "Impostor's Syndrome".
But everyone has a different background/knowledge.
I am sure we can all learn from each other.
Now I have to leave a comment just to avoid feeling bad.
Kidding, awesome post!
This a thousands times! Online exchanges are so much better when it feels like you are talking to an actual person rather than just a nobody with an empty profile. And it doesn't take that much time to fill up a profile...
This is so nice, nice story and I am feeling very welcomed. So, thank you.
And, as a young mother, starting to learn how to code with a baby and all the things that come with the baby, I will definitely write an article about my journey. Thank you.
Congrats on becoming a mom and taking initiative to upgrade your knowledge. I’m also a newbie to coding and mom life, it makes me feel good knowing that someone else is on a similar journey, we got this!
So awesome! Can't wait to read that post. I'll bet it's going to inspire many other women to follow your footsteps.
Tnx, I hope so. Will attach here that post.
Please do!
Мы ждем вашего поста))
Great article! I also am not used to leaving comments (usually I fell like "I don't have anything smart to say"), but reading this changed my perspective and now I understand how valuable it is. If nothing else then for the author, to get rid of the that feeling of speaking into a void. Thank you!
Yes! And you'll surprise yourself pretty quickly -- I'm sure -- that you have a lot of insights you may take for granted but the rest of us don't have.
Thanks for the encouragement Arik - appreciate it! :)
I recently wrote a post and didn't get any likes or comments (0,0,0 😅), what did I do wrong? By the way, when I wrote this post (2020), it was a very personal, important and emotional moment and stage in my life.
When I wanted to start sharing something with others, ideas, but never got around to publishing because I wasn't sure. And now, I'm publishing again, and nothing... it's a drop in the ocean.
You did nothing wrong at all. I think there's so much content for people to consume these days that it's easy for even wonderful articles to be lost in the shuffle. Please continue sharing your insights. Sometimes it just takes a little bit of time.
Thanks Arik, I am not one for putting myself out there. this made me feel like I should, and I commend you for that. I'm am new to dev.to, and coding for that matter. I have got fairly fluent with HTML, and now I'm working my way through JS. I noticed that you are also self taught. Is there any pointers you can give me?
Hi Christopher. Really glad you're here. I bet you already know about coding a lot more than you realize. It's not all that different than building beautiful boats. The theory is great and gives some guidance, but there's no substitute to getting your hands dirty again and again and again. As an aside, I would love to see an article (or even a series) that shares your process from your unique perspective.
Again thank you sir, I haven't quite looked at it from that perspective. Although I would be lying if I didn't say, <"From were I sit"> this task looks daunting... No worries though, I have pulled myself from far more unbecoming situations. I must say though, coding is now beginning to feel less foreign, and more comfortable. I have always had a knack of finding my flow state. I can not wait to see what that looks like coding. Also, I am pretty sure I know what an article is. I am assuming a series is a group of articles?
Yep. Exactly.
I never usually comment but this post made me do it. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve found this article interesting after reading it, because when I read the title I was expecting something like “a list of do’s and dont’s”. Instead, your approach is like an exercise of reflection and empathy, something we all need to do more, especially nowadays, IMHO. Thank you Arik for taking your time to write this article.
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
Love this! It is hard to have a good community and to maintain it like that. Thanks for sharing!
To build may have to be the slow and laborious task of years. To destroy can be the thoughtless act of a single day.
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Nice Post, Arik. Really Enjoyed your post.
Its true that profile on dev.to serves as an introduction to other members in this community and we need to put utmost interest and update as much details.
Amazing 🤩 ! This community is soo warm and welcoming, and makes me feel like i was already a part of all this from the day i logged in ! I am soo kindly welcomed here and i thank each and every person behind this and the people who would help me learn much more things in the upcoming days and as well as me posting few posts where I might've learnt something good and which would be worth sharing and contributing to the community ! I thank you all 😄😄
Can't wait to see your first post! And welcome!
I mentioned this elsewhere a few minutes ago, and it is worth repeating again here.
Thank you so much for this welcoming article. Especially the lines:
I am eager to learn from all the great minds out here. I will take my time to look around the community for a bit, and then I will also make some contributions here.
Thank so much!
Thank you for this article! I've been here for quite some time and indeed never got a comment on my welcome post haha. But this made me happy ! Love the positivity :)
Great to have you!
Hi Arik 👋. Glad you're loving dev.to as well. I've really been enjoying posting content on the site (so much easier than Medium) and also I've been enjoying reading a lot of the content. 🔥 If you haven't already, you should check out the chat as well, dev.to/connect
Check it out. Yea, it looks dope.
I had never added comment to any article before now or really been part of online community but your post has given me a different perspective. Thanks Arik.
So cool! That makes me happy!
I am truly feeling more welcomed . You know I m going to Devfest Ranchi today . Gonna write about this soon 😊😊
Nd ur note was an encouragement 😊
Sorry for the late reply but this just made my day!
Thank for the post Arik, I felt like not commenting because I'm new here. But your article gave me courage say good to meet you.
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you so much for these great encouragement and pushful tips to help us all especially me to be a better developer and communicator with everyone in the community. Thank you once, more sir.
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment. We build each other. 🙏
Very nicely presented, Arik :)
🙏
Thanks for this post.
As someone who prefers staying in the shadows, it's suprising that I'm actually raising my hand to comment - the first of many comments to come.
This is wonderful. Thank you! And welcome.
Thank you Arik. It's very encouraging. Yes, being in an environment where each try to help others in a constructive way is nice. Hope I will also come to a stage to publish nice articles some day.
Glad you are here Arik. I'm really enjoying this community as well. I hope as it grows we can keep toxicity to a minimum.
Wow, thanks so much for this. A lot of your advice are things known but not necessarily practiced. It’s sure encouraging to have someone reinforce good habits.
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Thanks for sharing Arik. Glad to be part of this community 💛
Your writing is so beautiful, it felt like watching a feel-good film. And thanks for writing!
Thanks very much for the kind words and welcome!
Thank you Arik for writing this post! I have started lurking on Dev.to, but haven't written any posts yet. I'm still trying to figure things out. I've been trolled on my blog before, and had to start moderating it. Hence, I haven't jumped on the Medium's, etc because of lack of moderation. Also, I was harassed off a Slack group once, by someone I can only presume was angry that I did something they felt they couldn't do. (ie I was sharing the release of my mobile apps to the market. Insecurity may be the same reason for the many hurtful comments you received from the other community.) Anyway, I'm glad you found a supportive dev community, and perhaps with time I can learn to trust again and perhaps adopt this community as well.
Great to have you with us Vui! Welcome aboard!
"And by the way, it doesn't matter you write about or if there's a million articles on the subject already. Your experience is unique. Your perspective is unique. Your background is unique. So just please share it with us."
oh, arik... thank you so much for this little gem. THIS is why i'm gonna start writing and sharing even though i just started programming and english is not my first language. i just need to put myself out there and it's incredible to know that dev.to is a platform for that, so welcoming to newbs like me.
Awesome! Can't wait to read your articles.
thanks Arik,
I am new here and i have already felt welcomed. This is an amazing community. Although i hardly if at all understand the articles and posts because of all the technical language i have found the beginner and motivational posts have really got me excited about this community! When i joined just yesterday and i found that i actually had followers? I was stunned. Who me? What do ii know that someone would follow me? What a great community!
That's so great to hear that you feel welcome! All the best on your journey!
Yes sure and well said. Many thanks.
Thank you for sharing this welcome Arik. It's very encouraging.
🙏
Saludos te deseo lo mejor y si me necesitas aqui estoy suerte
Thanks for this article. It's hard to gade it any different than saying "Well said, thanks for puting things into a perspective." Here's a thought, maybe this article should be pinned on the... oh, wait, that wouldn't work - every user has his own custom feed. Then, maybe this article should be pinned at the top of feed of every user, so whenever they log in - this article is the first thing they see. It just feels welcoming and... right? From my point of view, this article packs much more power than any code of conduct might pack fear from exclusion for misbehaviour. Anyway, loved it, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad you feel welcomed! That's exactly why I came into this community and why I like it so much.
Thank you for a great article.
Thanks Arik, appreciate the time you took to post this. New to this community and after many years of doing other things (not computer related) trying to get into the big scary world of programming as its what I have always loved. Will be keeping an eye on your posts going forward.
Thanks Arik
Awesome! Can't wait to see what you're going to create.
Thanks for writing this!! It highlights basic things neglected for long. I have been silent reader of posts and comments, commenting a reply in my mind and just like you said, i wanted to write articles here on Dev and thought what will use will it be of, if there already exists an article explaining what i wanted to convey.
Things change from here, from this post. this is the 1st comment. Soon 1st article in the coming month. An idea has been lingering for the past few days.
See what i have done here, if i start writing, i just keep going.. :D
So cool. Can't think of a better way to start my week than to read this comment. Thanks, and can't wait to read those articles!
This is really a great post!
I usually never participate in commenting in blog post or in any forum, but this particular post made me think other way! every single sentence makes sense to me!
Recently, happy to know about this community few days ago (received from an email from Microsoft team, thanks).
I am a probably just another regular tech guy, learning with decade of experience, but this community and the post , was something different, so I must say thank you wholeheartedly for all the creators and contributors!
Looking forward learning from all of you guys! Keep up good work!
Thank you for the kind words Aarindam! We're all just another regular tech people 🙂 learning from each other. That's why we're all here. Welcome! And we're very grateful to have you join us.
Thanks Arik! nice to know you.
Thank you, Arik. I do feel more of a welcoming atmosphere on this platform than others. I hope that continues. I enjoyed your post and it has helped me to see that I too have a voice in the community. I hope that you continue to do well and I hope I can learn some things along the way on this journey with dev.to.
Wow. your comment just made my day. Thank you. And yes, we do work hard and take pride in making this community a welcoming space. Great to have you here.
Thanks. I'm still poking around here and there trying to get used to everything, but I feel pretty at home with the people I've interacted with so far.
Hey Arik, I really liked your blog post about juniors on your website!
Thanks very much!
Hello,
I am a new member of dev.to. Ok, I already checked it a few times in my past months but I never felt "strong" enough to register and actually be active.
However I registered because I wanted to find a community while I am learning and develop my programming skills( in my case it is Android from an online course - I am not sure shall I name it?!).
After I read your "old" post, I decided I will look at the Welcome thread and comment other newcomers post. Second, I wanted to say thank you to you. It helped me leave behind my shadow, and make commitment ( like learn everyday, practice and share information). Also, I didn't even think about dev.to staff (profile) in my early stage,but when I looked at it I found daily challenge, some more interesting posts etc. Now I feel I found many new things and I want to be a part of everything :)
Have a good day
Wow. This just gave me goosebumps. Thanks so much for this nice comment. And allow me to extend a warm welcome to our community. I'm sure this community will be of great service to you in many ways to develop and grow as a programmer.
Thank you, it is very kind of you! I didn't expect such a quick reply from anyone, That's great.
I just started to edit my profile. And I consider to write some information on my profile everywhere else like Stackoverflow,github, reddit. (They all new accounts as well)
You know I quit from Uni when I actually failed there and wasn't motivated.(2015) But now my feelings are like a bear who woke up from winter :D
And I am hungry to know everything.
If there is anything what a new member should know/aware of then please let me know :)
Probably you figured out, I enjoyed the article and encouraged me to look around dev.to.
Thank you for that again.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I'm one of those people that always want to post an article but at the end of the day, I end up posting nothing, but with this I believe I will start posting articles from today. Thanks for the encouragement.
Please 🙏 do share! And thank you for the kind message.
I am so grateful to have found this group and read this post. I'm a newbie and oftentimes you just want to be around a setting that feels like a family, especially one that loves what you love. Thank you for the greeting. It meant the world.
So glad you liked it and even more happy you decided to join! Welcome and good luck!
Thank you 😊
Wow it's really different article. Thanks for welcome us. I'm also a newcomer I also wanna write something about my confusions because I'm becoming an electrical engineer and I love programming and I love computing and stuff but I wanna work and earn practically but I want to work online and to find a job online is really difficult. If anyone have solution to that plzz let me know.
Welcome! Great to have you here!
Really, it's a post that touches the reality, reveals expressions, and shares ideas to face it. It's a reminder for me to improve things mentioned which I'll be doing, a few now and some later. Also, I don't want to leave without admiring such a thoughtful community that believes in appraising instead of diminishing its newbies. Thank you for summing up your experiences and advice to establish and build a better identity.
I'm cautiously hopeful about the idea of a mutually beneficial and welcoming community. But your post has given me more hope haha. I love the idea of not being afraid to ask questions and post opinions even as newbies, especially as newbies. Hope we can all grow together~
Great article, thanks for writing it.
I believe that after a long search I've found a place to get back to blogging. Really appreciate you sharing this article as it expresses what I believe a community should be and it encourages me to start blogging again, we should be always constructive and positive, supporting each other, some of the same principles that are present in great development teams.
I stumbled upon this post thanks to the DEV.to welcome email, and I'm glad I did!
I am usually wary of posting or getting involved in communities, but I really want to start contributing. This article really gave me that boost of confidence that I was looking for!
Thank you for sharing this!
Love it!
Very nice article. Constructive comments are the best thing to motivate people like us that spend hours coding, learning and sharing.
It's said this need to have moderators policing trollers and haters, but right now I seed this as the only solution.
We need to keep this community as friendly as possible.
I am sorry you've been through such a bad experience with the other community, but you are home now :D
By the way, I too sometimes wonder "how come not everybody wants to be a programmer."
Awesome post, and a very warm welcome to you too!
Great post, Arik. I'm from the same era and background as you are, and I fully agree with you that not all community platforms out there are equally beneficial to its users.
But as you are pointing out in your article, this particular community hub seems to me, to be at first glance, one that is bringing a new breed of communicating platform, featuring the least possible distracting artifacts on its interface. I love it!
I believe that this type of idea sharing and discussion hub with no fluffs will tend to be more engaging and more fruitful to its members while being more focused on programming topics, programming skill improvement tips, and camaraderie.
Therefore, aiming at becoming less time consuming to the users, straight to the point, all while being more effective and more engaging than many other types of community hubs out there.
Lastly, thank you so much, Arik for sharing your thoughts and experience with the newbies who have just poped-in, like me. I look forward to discovering, even more, user benefits and rewarding treats from this new (to me) type of highly specialized topic community gathering and sharing model.
Keep it up, you just got a new fan! :)
WOW. Thank you so much for this warm comment. It's precisely people like you that this community hopes to attract. And yes, w definitely pride ourselves in being a welcoming community to anyone regardless of their level of experience and educational background.
Personally, I find helping newcomers make their first steps into the subject extremely rewarding. And since people in this community come from such diverse backgrounds, it never ceases to amaze me how technology can be harnessed to do wonderful things.
So let me be the first to congratulate you on joining our ranks. It is great to have you on board.
Thank you for such a warm welcome. As someone very new to coding and the tech community, it can feel overwhelming at times. Your article made me feel welcome and not to be embarrassed by something I don't know yet. It's reassuring to know that I'm part of a kind, caring community.
So happy to hear Rachel. Welcome!
Thank you so much for making us feel a part of the developers community. I am struggling after the break and trying to understand what I should pursue now to make my fresh start, which can help me to build a bright future. I am always very helpful and willing to share as much as i can as long as it is for the benefit of others. I hope for the best time for all the members of this community lets all learn together, help each other share knowledge and grow together and make a big difference. God bless us all
Couldn't agree more. Thanks for the really kind comment and welcome!
Hi Arik,
I'm actually new to dev.to. In most communities I'm a silent reader. Thanks to your article, I hope that this will change at dev.to. You highlight how important an active and kind community is.
So thank you very much for this. Looking forward to read more from you.
Thank you Moritz and yes I absolutely agree that kindness and inclusiveness plays a huge role in the personal success of any community's members and therefore the overall success of the community itself. Glad to have you here and looking forward to reading your contributions.
thank you for submitting a great article link, and I am happy to be able to join this community, I will try to share what I can and I am very happy to be able to learn together with the coding community to share and learn together that has the consequences for going forward.
Great to have you here!
I want to start by saying thank you! I'm new here, I've only got like a week in this community. You're so right with the "maybe I should write an article about that" thing, I've said that line so many times and only done it a few times! I'm trying to improve, and that's one of the reasons I'm here in dev. Once again, thanks. That's the kind of motivation I needed today.
Love it!
Thanks for this I'm a newbie here and I love your piece.
Thank you for the kind words. And great having you here!
It's my pleasure 😀
I am brand new here, drawn to dev.to by a post by a Twitter person whom I follow and wanted to Heart her article (Break Git Down).
I'm sceptical of comments. After seeing so much trash in other popular forums, I took the comments offline from my own blog (I was using Google Plus, ha ha). But this community feels different, not only because of posts like this.
With so much negative energy in the Net, it's great to find a positive place like this. Think I'll stick around for more
Awesome stuff. Yes, we try our best with welcoming everyone seeking to learn and improve. Great to have you here Michael.
Awesome & congrats to the Dev team!
There def is something different about the community over here at Dev. Right from the website look and feel, the colours, fonts, the playful-yet helpful vibe, to the members and the content created..
Sure there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes by the dev team to keep it this way.
Appreciate it.
Really thank you very much for the welcome. I was thinking that the community feel like distant and neglected with the newer member comming in, but your your post makes the situation feel different. It's important for newcomers that someone takes time for a more personal welcome. Thanks a lot :)
Thanks so much and welcome!
"I'd especially want to welcome you if you took the time and wrote a little blurb on the welcome thread that never got any love or comments."
Yep, that's me! Soooo newbie with no hearts and no unicorns :(( hahaha! But I still feel welcomed at this great community <3. Great post, thank you!!
Great post Arik, thanks for writing it!
Hey Arik, this was a nice welcome article. It was unique. Thank you.
Thanks for the post!
It really feels great that I am in a community where I am taken seriously though I am new in this field. Its not been long working on software industry and I quite enjoy this.Thank you for encouraging to write something. If I had not gone through this post, surely I would not have written this. Feels great being a member of this community......
I just love reading comments like these. It's what this place is all about. A community. A diversity. A place where every voice is equal. Welcome, and it's a pleasure having you on board.
And I'm just a freshman to programming and computing I've learned python and C programming but I didn't get to work on any project related to them. I was really shy at first to share this online with anyone that I just a newcomer and asking for a job and earning money. Thanks to that article I shared my confusion!!!
Feel free to ask any questions.
Great article! I just joined a couple of days ago and you've reminded me to finish filling out my profile and reply to the welcome thread. I already get a great feeling from this community. I look forward to supporting and contributing here more <3
Thanks for this post Arik! Similar to Alex's comment, after reading your post I started feeling more comfortable leaving comments and this is one of my first ones. Also validates that this is the right community for me :)
I couldn't be happier
Arik thank you for this. I just joined a few days ago and it's articles like this that reassure me I've made the right choice, especially as a newbie making a career change. Great to be here, and thanks for the welcome.
Thank you! And we're super glad to have you here and follow along with your career change.
Indeed, I've also wondered why not everybody wants to be a programmer. Now that I think about it, perhaps because people are different. And maybe because they have a restrictive mindset, thinking that they have to sit in one place and code. Coders should introduce programming as something exciting and awesome. Like Google is doing on Coursera. They're always excited in their videos. I really like their values and vision with where they're going with the courses.
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So stoked on this post, these comments, and this community.
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
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I have been asking questions on stackoverflow. I hope this group doesn't go the same direction. I found that many questioners, including me, were told that question has been asked before so spend hours searching for it or, my personal favorite, the question is to vague.
Terry
After a really negative experience with what may be the same community you encountered its really refreshing to read this article and feel comfortable enough to comment. :)
Yes! This just made my day.
Me too! I do have a question. I’ve noticed there are mainly articles here. Can we ask specific code questions?
Definitely. You can use the Help section:
dev.to/t/help
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I'm pretty sure this is a very welcoming community by devs for devs! ☝️🤗. Your thoughts @bendhalpern ?
Thanks for writing this. I'm new to dev.to and pretty new to web development in general. You have encouraged me to participate more in these articles and discussions.
Awesome! Welcome aboard!
That’s a great idea you have, and yes this would make use of the information you have provided us through this blog. I will share your thoughts with all my friends
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This is WONDERFUL! Thanks for the article, @acoh3n .
Hey @ben , this should totally be an automatically recommended read every time someone creates a new account! :)
That's a great call.
Thanks for posting this Arik! You've encourage me to update my profile. Maybe soon enough I'll start contributing some awesome posts here too!
Can't wait to see your posts!
I am really glad that I found dev.to and being a part of this wonderful community.
Thanks man for your words of encouragement. It really means a lot.
And lastly, have a nice day :)
Thank YOU for the kind words and for joining us. We couldn't be happier to have you!
I'm new to dev.to. Thanks a lot for such an encouraging post.
Thank you for the kind words and a bigger thank you for joining us. welcome!
Thank you
Thank you, since I am new here, I will keep the advise. Thank you very much indeed.
Hello.. This is my first comment and I think this article will really help us to make most of dev community. I definitely will follow this guidelines ... Thank you for this valuable information 😊
That's motivating! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome!!!
Thank you so much, I think and feel good to read your article, certainly will try my best to follow and learn from Dev.to members. Thank you, may all of us have a great day.
Thank you for this beautiful comment.
This really makes things a lot simpler. Keep up the great work!
Ahan 😊
Great post, it's my first comment on dev.to since I have registered, I really would love to write articles about my experiences, but I'm always afraid of bad comments, I think I have to reconsider it.
Please do reconsider! 🙂
People write more comments. Quite often I am also left in the void.. :/
This is great. I'm new here and this really helps. Many thanks.
Thank you actually for joining our community!
Hi Arik! New on the platform, thanks for sharing this great post :)
Hi Ankit! Thanks for the kind words. So happy to have you here.
Thanks very much sir
I have to agree with Alex - it just worked for me too!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much. This made me feel so at home. With Love from Kenya!
Thanks Kennedy! This made my day!
Very nice post, very well written. 😁😁😁
Thanks so much for the kind words!
thankyou it helped me a lot. Now I am going to write my first on dev.to :). THANKYOU!!
Love it!
Profiles are the bane of my existence but I'll give it a go. Also why I'm writing this comment Consider yourself an inspiration
Awesome!
Huh this article makes me at home. Thanks for the good words Arik.
Thank you! And welcome aboard!
thanks for this! i am new to the community and look forward to contributing :)
Love it
I love this community and I feel like I am at my home
Hi Arik,
As a new member of this community, I just want to say thank you for this post and a side thank you to the creators of dev.to.
Greatly appreciate you all taking the time.
Pleasure having you here
I am new developer. I was confused of the concept,not know what to learn,even where to start.
This post has given me hope and feel like home with skilful and experience brothers.
Thank you very much.
Awesome. Welcome!
Oh man stop this, another dev.to lover , OMG they're spreading ! haha
cool man, we all love this community, buy a T-shirt, they have cool ones : shop.dev.to/
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT !
Thanks for writing this! I agree with the sentiment that this is a lovely community, and hope we can work together to keep it that way.
Thank you for the wonderful welcome and inspiration to contribute!
Thanks for posting this. I joined recently and it convinced me to stop lurking and make my presence known. :)
How cool!
Thanks, Arik. This is wonderful and I will try my best to apply what I have learned from this wonderful article.
Thanks so much for this amazing article Arik. It's going to definitely help me make the best out of dev.to. Really grateful. ❤️
Yeah i agree with you, it feels much better when new comers get welcome kit :)
My new family!!!!
I was introduced to this community by someone, and I feel so grateful! Thank you for your warm welcome 😍
Thanks man! That was super nice of you to post that article. I've been reading the comments and it really makes a difference.
Really appreciate your work.
Thanks very much Maximous! So happy to have you here.
Thanks. This makes the platform very chummy
Thanks for this post! I made my account over a year ago but I'm actually making an effort now. This is all very helpful information and now I think I will actually wrote my first post!
That's what I'm talking about! cool!
Thanks a lot for this post! I’ve just found this community, it looks awesome.
Thanks for the article. At the moment what really scared me was the hate comments people post when one gives articles . You are a lifesaver.
Thanks so much for this comment. And I totally get it. I used to feel exactly like that when participating in other online forums. Very glad to have you here. Welcome!
Thanks, the plataform is awesome and i am taking my time to come and learn something new everyday, i hope to be able to share some fun stories about my experience as developer too
Welcome! And we'd love to hear about your experi
I love this post, thanks for giving us the guidelines needed for being part of such an inclusive and welcoming community!!
Glad you liked it! Welcome aboard!
Great post. Thanks Arik.
I like how it honest this article sounds. It is not written from creativity but from the heart. Thanks it might have just made me feel at home in this site.
I'm so happy to hear! welcome aboard!
Great words to keep in mind and be encouraged by. Rock on!
Wow, very well reasoned and a you have a great tone in the article. Love the name for your Github profile and website.
Hey man. Thanks a lot. Appreciate the kind words. Great to have you here.
Thanks Arik. A cogent piece of writing.
Thank you so much Arik. This made me feel at home indeed. Thank you "Dev Community."
Love it. Welcome!
Great article... Thanks. On my way back from a few days in Barcelona... But will definitely update my profile and follow your suggestions!
Happy and safe New year!
Thank you for taking the time to read my article. Have a nice time in Barcelona. Happy new year!
Congrats! It's a great article! I'm a newbie girl here but I'm really happy to read nice things about this community. ❤
Thank you Van! Really great to have you here! Welcome!
Thank you! 😊❤
Thank you for a well written and interesting article! For a newbie like me it's scary to make any noise whatsoever so a word of encouragement means a lot. Thanks 🙌
Thank you for your comment! Welcome aboard and please keep making noise 🙂
Great post dude !
thanks for your words.
I guess i will give the Welcome session a try then!
what is the meaning of heart and unicorn?
Hi Arik. Can you reply with a link to the Welcome Thread you mentioned in your article please? Thanks :D
Here's the most recent one: dev.to/isaactait/comment/hf8e
Thanks for this post! I joined yesterday and received a welcome email today which was inspired by this post. And just that has already made me feel welcomed.
Awesome! Super happy to have you here!
Welcome 🙃
Thank you very much, Arik. I landed on this article from the 'How to make the most of DEV' email. Very good points. Will follow them. This comment is the first step towards that direction.
So cool! Great to have you here.
Thank you! I couldn't have said it any better. Though I did notice a few typos. (Sorry! I'm a perfectionist when it comes to English)
Thanks a lot to think about us and write such a beautiful article, always give your best and be successful in your future click here
Thanks for this little guide! I'm beginning to think that I'll like it here... :D
I think you would :-)
What a great and inviting article! Thank you for posting this, it makes me feel welcomed and that I'm joining a constructive community.
Thanks so much! Yes, we definitely pride ourselves in being a welcoming community. Super happy to have you here and can't wait to read your contributions.
Ну привет Арик)
Nice guide and words of wisdom.
Thanks for this article.
It's quite refreshing and so welcoming.
Good choice of words, and I'm super informed now on publishing here and being intentional at writing comments.
I feel uplifted after reading this write up.
I feel uplifted after reading this write up.