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Jess Lee Subscriber for The DEV Team

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Some great first posts from new authors 💞

It's a new month! Happy February, everyone.

I took a look at all the posts published by new authors in January, and wanted to highlight a few that I'm particularly fond of.

These posts are all from brand new authors - folks that are either totally new to the community or past lurkers who have unlocked their first published: true milestone!

For your reading pleasure:

Happy Coding!

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Jess Lee

@kkeats9898, @benscholtz, @jreock, @surajraika, @adaboese - looking forward to your next post!

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Justin Reock

Thanks, publishing right now! :D

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Anmol Baranwal

Unlocking their first published: true milestone is a big thing, even if they don't consider it. Will read these later :D

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Christine Pinto

Absolutely love this initiative by the DEV team to spotlight great first posts from new authors! It's incredibly awesome to see a platform that not only nurtures but actively supports and celebrates the contributions of first-time authors. Initiatives like this are what make the DEV community so vibrant and welcoming. It's a fantastic way to encourage new voices and perspectives in tech. Kudos to everyone involved in making this happen and to the new authors for taking the leap! Looking forward to reading more from these talented individuals.

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Michael Tharrington

Woot woot! So cool to see these excellent posts from new DEV members. Nicely done, y'all!

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Le Vuong

Looking interesting! Thank you for sharing.

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