I must say, i was able to detach from Facebook due to dev.to.
It has improved a lot over the years. The UI is so intuitive.
The people are friendly.
I like the non tech posts the most.
I strongly recommend DEV to people who are new to programming and let them feel 'they are not alone'.
Cheers to the founders.
Thank you so much for starting and maintaining the site that brings us all together; it's a true honor to be a part of the DEV Community, and it would never have been possible without the site itself.
Thank you Ben, Jess, and Peter, and all the other contributors to DEV, and of course the awesome developers in this community itself!
Hi, I'm a developer with three year of experience. I am trained in Java/J2e but I am mostly a Javascript/Typescript lover <3 currently working in GIS, with ReactJS and LeafletJS
Thanks to you for creating and maintaining this awesome community <3 I may not have written a post (yet) I'm a bit shy about myself, being a french woman, where the idea about just writting in anyway about yourself is not really supported. But I will ! This community inspires me so much
Hi, I'm a developer with three year of experience. I am trained in Java/J2e but I am mostly a Javascript/Typescript lover <3 currently working in GIS, with ReactJS and LeafletJS
Hi, I'm a developer with three year of experience. I am trained in Java/J2e but I am mostly a Javascript/Typescript lover <3 currently working in GIS, with ReactJS and LeafletJS
Hi Ben, I was really impressed by the look and feel of DEV.to.
I like the way that people share their thoughts, their process, their discoveries.
But one thing I don't like is that among really good content hides marketing posts like this one : dev.to/azure/how-you-can-learn-to-...
They should be clearly marked as advertising, sponsorized, or whatever suits to clearly mark that they are produced by companies seeking customers rather than developers sharing.
This is a concern as those posts lead to polished "LinkedIn-like" responses "This is great", "Thanks for sharing", ...
The really subject is a product, or a platform, and following the given instructions will lead to a personal expense at the beneficial of the author's company, not mentionned in any way.
Where is going DEV.to relating to those sponsorships ?
Thanks for giving folks a platform that is free, open, and welcoming. My hope is that this community stays "gate free" and that it continues to build bridges to other platforms and communities.
There are Development communities out there but dev.to is more than a community for Developers, it's a family. We all come here, share our ideas and learn from other people's expertise to improve on ourselves. I wouldn't ask for more. Dev.to is the right place for me.
Before dev.to, no online platform really made me feel that I am a member of it. But the dev community and this platform is so caring and easy. Gives me a feel that I am not alone!
Humor and knowledge has a good mixup here till now. Hope it will last and go a long way.
For me, the most valuable here was the people, the community itself.
Thank you, people! You are great :-)
And thanks to all developers and maintainers of the Dev.to for such a great resource.
I'm a software engineer working as a full-stack developer using JavaScript, Node.js, and React. I write about my experiences in tech, tutorials, and share helpful hints.
Can we look for technical help too here while learning, for example, java, spring security? If so, do we've individual channels to communicate with techies ? Any help on this, where can we? Thanks.
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I must say, i was able to detach from Facebook due to dev.to.
It has improved a lot over the years. The UI is so intuitive.
The people are friendly.
I like the non tech posts the most.
I strongly recommend DEV to people who are new to programming and let them feel 'they are not alone'.
Cheers to the founders.
That’s so great to hear!
Thank you so much for starting and maintaining the site that brings us all together; it's a true honor to be a part of the DEV Community, and it would never have been possible without the site itself.
Thank you Ben, Jess, and Peter, and all the other contributors to DEV, and of course the awesome developers in this community itself!
— Gabriel
Thanks for this awesome work. I just wrote my first article and already like this community so much :)
Thanks to you for creating and maintaining this awesome community <3 I may not have written a post (yet) I'm a bit shy about myself, being a french woman, where the idea about just writting in anyway about yourself is not really supported. But I will ! This community inspires me so much
Would be waiting to read your posts : )
I have just written two :)
On tackling challenge alone, and enjoying the learning process
AxelleDRouge ・ Nov 29 ・ 6 min read
Nevertheless, AxelleDRouge Coded
AxelleDRouge ・ Nov 29 ・ 2 min read
They are nice 💛
Thanks
I am gonna launch a Podcast show very soon
And I am getting responses from the DEV community. Thanks to DEV platform!
🎤 Launching - Tech Podcast 🎤 🎧 📹 for the World! Made with ❤️ in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 (with promo video)
Shahjada Talukdar ・ Nov 25 ・ 1 min read
Hi Ben, I was really impressed by the look and feel of DEV.to.
I like the way that people share their thoughts, their process, their discoveries.
But one thing I don't like is that among really good content hides marketing posts like this one : dev.to/azure/how-you-can-learn-to-...
They should be clearly marked as advertising, sponsorized, or whatever suits to clearly mark that they are produced by companies seeking customers rather than developers sharing.
This is a concern as those posts lead to polished "LinkedIn-like" responses "This is great", "Thanks for sharing", ...
The really subject is a product, or a platform, and following the given instructions will lead to a personal expense at the beneficial of the author's company, not mentionned in any way.
Where is going DEV.to relating to those sponsorships ?
Thanks for giving folks a platform that is free, open, and welcoming. My hope is that this community stays "gate free" and that it continues to build bridges to other platforms and communities.
Thank you giving us this platform! DEV has helped a lot of my projects to get famous❤️❤️🌻🌻🌻
There are Development communities out there but dev.to is more than a community for Developers, it's a family. We all come here, share our ideas and learn from other people's expertise to improve on ourselves. I wouldn't ask for more. Dev.to is the right place for me.
I really like this community.
Before dev.to, no online platform really made me feel that I am a member of it. But the dev community and this platform is so caring and easy. Gives me a feel that I am not alone!
Humor and knowledge has a good mixup here till now. Hope it will last and go a long way.
Go, Dev, Go.
For me, the most valuable here was the people, the community itself.
Thank you, people! You are great :-)
And thanks to all developers and maintainers of the Dev.to for such a great resource.
Thank you to the DEV team and the community for helping create this place. 🎉
You have a great job, and you're doing a great job!
<3
We all love you ❤️
I bet Zucc the ducc doesn't feel the same. DEV is unique af boiii
@ben and the staff,
thanks for building and maintaining this awesome community!
I LOVE to be here and contribute to it.
Thank You!
Can we look for technical help too here while learning, for example, java, spring security? If so, do we've individual channels to communicate with techies ? Any help on this, where can we? Thanks.