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Hey folks, I would like to reintroduce myself. I have actually been a member of DEV since almost the beginning (To the best of my knowledge, DEV launched in October 2016 and I joined in February). I am currently a Developer Experience Engineer at LaunchDarkly. I've been in developer relations (aka DevRel) for about 12 years and before that a developer for over decade.
I also run a bunch of my own communities, both in-person and virtual. I run CFE.dev, which hosts free virtual presentations, interviews, conferences and workshops. If you are in the Orlando, Florida, area, I run OrlandoDevs, which is the largest developer meetup in the area but also a not-for-profit working to help develop and support the Orlando developer community.
Best place to find me on social nowadays is on Mastodon.
Exciting to re-welcome a long time member :)
You had some (very fair) feedback on Twitter a while back about our spam problem which had begun really flaring up in Mid-2022. Just wanted to mention that I appreciate you sharing your thoughts at that point, and sticking around in general. We actually shared your tweet internally at that point with the team as extra motivation to rally folks around tackling the problem.
We've been working hard on this problem and have been making some really solid strides.
Thanks again 👋
Thanks. You all have done a ton to improve that situation and I can imagine how difficult it must be to manage having such a large community. I've continued to be a big fan and participate but it's even more enjoyable now that this has improved so much.
Impressed.......
Wohoo! Welcome back. Like you I was also there during the beginning. I think at the time it was per invitation? I don't remember anymore.
I used LaunchDarkly before. Nice tool!
Great to have you back (and I love the cfe.dev domain as well)!
Hello DEV community!
I’m Andrew and I’m currently an unemployed developer with about 5 years of work experience. I recently got laid off in April but have been in good spirits and trying to take this time to improve. I enrolled in a boot camp in 2017 with an emphasis in Full Stack Development. After that I spent a year in IT development and 4 years shifting between web and iOS development. While my last job was enjoyable in terms of culture and benefits, I had a hard time feeling secure since I wasn’t tied down to one language.
I trained in C#, worked in VB.Net and a little Python at my first job, then switched between PHP, Liquid, Swift, and a little React at my second job. I know now I shouldn’t worry that about learning multiple languages. My plan is to focus on the one I feel strongest in and hope to translate the fundamentals into another that I want to explore. I still have imposter syndrome galore when trying to learn l, which makes me anxious but I know if I focus hard on one project, I can make it through.
Part of me wants to explore game development since I do have a love of video games but I know I want to break out of this brain fog first. I have a love for geek culture, books, animation, games, and animals. Would love to hear if anyone has similar interests and if you have ideas of how you implement that into your work.
Thanks folks!
Hey Andrew, welcome to DEV. I have been learning to code since first year of my college. Honestly I don't have any advice to give but will say go get that job first, I'm sure you'll find one soon. I can relate to your interest for game dev. I started with basic web development and then for 6 months tried game development. But later dropped game dev. I also loved video games from early childhood but the bad things I've heard about the work culture in gaming industry changed my mind. Also I was confused should I go this path, will I be able to make huge impact. Definitely will try to build a game sometime again in free time and see how it goes.
hey Andrew, welcome to the community!
Welcome to DEV!!
Hi!
I'm also a fan of geek culture, and so I understand your interest towards game development.
Unfortunatly, I don't have any tips for you as I learned coding as a hobby, and thus don't know much about the job market.
However, I hope you are able to find your true potential, and don't worry about trying different things before choosing your true calling.
Welcome to DEV!
Welcome everyone!
Please consider hunting down a post you find valuable and leave a thankful comment.
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Helllloooo there! 👋🏽
My name is Rita Bradley and I've actually been here for a while. I don't utilize the platform as often as I should though, so I'm hoping to start changing that. The reason I don't use the platform is I guess I feel I don't have much to offer the DEV community at large since I took a long break from development, and now spend my time trying to relearn things and catch up to the current state of development.
I'd consider myself a veteran beginner. 😆 I know stuff, but feel like I don't know anything, if that even makes sense. Before my sabbatical, I worked front-end for two different companies and loved it, but these days I'm trying to focus my efforts on being a Fullstack JavaScript Developer with a particular interest in home automation and cybersecurity. I feel like those two things REALLY go hand in hand. I wanna have cool gadgets to automate my home, but I also don't want those gadgets hacked and now I end up locked out of my house with the alarm going off and music blaring.
When I'm not having an existential crisis over my imposter syndrome and extreme introversion, I can be found binge watching true crime documentaries, getting fat off my own cooking, and playing with my dog. I've also tried my hand at maintaining houseplants, with my ultimate goal of having a place where I can have a full blown garden.
I'm not really sure what to write about on here (or anywhere really), but I'll definitely start putting forth more of an effort to contribute instead of just reading/liking articles. If you made it to the end, thanks for reading. Hope to interact with y'all again very soon.
Hey Rita! I know ya said you haven't written much on DEV yet — that's no worries at all... but, I just wanted to say that your writing is super entertaining and when you mentioned your interest in home automation that definitely caught my attention!
I love reading personal stories about folks hacking away at their smart home set up. You said you like gardening which makes me think of the series Greenhouse Telemetry by @rossdrew. Anyway, if ya get ito writing more it might be a good inspiration!
You may also dig checking out @devdevcharlie's writing. While I don't know if I'd always call it home automation, she writes so many cool makerly articles — controlling devices in the physical world and stuff like that.
Charlie Gerard
You definitely got a strong natural written voice and I hope you continue to flex those skills here on DEV whether it's in a full blown post or just through interacting with others in comments.
@michaeltharrington Thanks so much for the kind words and the resources/inspiration! I’ll be sure to check them out very soon. I think there was an episode of Mr. Robot where they hacked some lady’s security system and then partied in her house, and I was like… “We’ll this show already has me wanting to be a hacker, and I work for a home automation company… why not try both?” And then I went on to pursue neither one lol.
Maybe it’s time I get my crap together.
Oh, it's nice to hear someones reading my stuff @michaeltharrington, if that interested you I would recommend a friend of mines similar post; Neil Galls Pirragor Series.
Woot! Heck yeah. So nice to hear from ya here, Ross. That really was a great series you wrote up and this one of Neil's looks awesome as well.
And hmmm... might be cool to collect all these automated gardening posts together so folks can check them out. I'm gonna keep that idea in my back pocket for the future. 🌱
Been meaning to get back to it. I have so much more to say but not much time to tidy everything up ready for a post. Too busy growing chillies & tomatoes :P
Hello everybody, I'm a Brazillian PHP developer looking for networking and more knowledge in fullstack development.
Welcome!
welcome to the community Chico!
Welcome to DEV!!
Welcome to DEV, Chico.
Good to have you here.
Hey there Dev.to!
I suppose I never did one of these when I joined either... I am a Software Engineer at Microsoft! Been doing mostly JavaScript, but also C# and even (if you can believe it), ColdFusion back when I graduated from MTSU here outside of Nashville, TN 13 years ago. We're still here in Nashville, and I work remotely with a team of amazing folks from all over the globe including Vancouver, Redmond, Oslo, Nairobi, and Hyderabad.
Over the last 5 years I've gotten really involved in the JavaScript tooling space, what we like to call "". It's a super fun area to be involved in since it's such a hybrid of work involving CI/CD, infrastructure, application architecture, bundlers, transpilers, linters, and so much more. I'm a huge fan of Typescript as well!
I tweet @jcreamer898, am here on Dev.to, as well as x-posting on my own personal blog jonathancreamer.com/.
Definitely stay in touch! I love being involved in the community, and am on a continual learning, and networking journey.
Ghost good cms for dev bloggers. By the way which hosting you are using?
Oww, Microsoft. Good good.
Hello there,
I am Robin Kumar and I am form India currently I am a college student and I am in 3rd year of my college and I am a student of computer science and engineering and I am love to code and development also I want to go inside the game 🎮 development industry
I also like to play basketball 🏀 for fun fact 🫠🫠
Github link :- github.com/RobinKumar5986
Hey @robinkumar5986
Welcome to dev community 🎉
Explore our community, share your experiences, learn from others experience, grow your network
I appreciate 😊
Hi! Im Tasha a teacher learning code on the side to launch into a second career. It is taking me a while but I know it will be worth it and also I am interested to see how web development will grow and chanfge as a result of AI.
Hey Tasha. Good to have you here.
So cool that you are a teacher but also learning to code. I can see AI helping web development become more expressive and creative.
Hi, I am Tcg, I am an engineer, mom of two teens, that is looking for her next career. In another year both our kids will be in college (or at least out of highschool!) My first career as an environmental/civil engineer was probably not the right choice for me. I stuck with it for the retirement and health benefits once we started a family. But now I am feeling free to explore other career options and hope to find something that will bring more personal satisfaction and finally feel successful in my second career. I have been working as an engineer for a public sector drinking water utility for 18+ years. I finally like what i do there now ("special projects" I call them). I struggle with writing boring technical documents but can write a mean focused letter :). I love organization, streamlining and making things easier for others in our organization, as well as working with data. I get also get a high when I get to investigate something. Something about the hunt for information and solving the mystery, I think. Anyhow some article written by a computer engineer that also has ADHD....did I mention I have (recently diagnosed) ADHD?!? Well it finally makes sense why I struggled so badly with simple but boring or repetitive tasks and writing technical documents in my first consulting world job after college and i still hate it today. Cheers!
Welcome to DEV!!
Dave here. I first learned to program in BASIC in 1980. I've used programming on my job, which is to control the air conditioning and heating systems in hospitals. I began at the beginning of the pandemic to increase my skills on the newer technologies, just because.
My current work and studies are in React, Angular, Vue, Java, Kotlin, Rust, and still my favorites, C/C++.
Dave does not do pretty. Dave does orderly and functional. C is good for orderliness.
C is certainly an orderly language. No complaints there!
Welcome aboard, Dave!
Greetings! My name is Brian and I am a retired former software engineer. I've had experience programming, administering systems running a variety of operating systems, I've written architecture, design, development, and test planning documents, and I spent the later years of my career testing software in the computer, automotive, and financial services areas.
Most of the software and tools that the Dev community uses at this stage are pretty new to me, so I'm mostly here for the curiosity and the interest of what this community does.
I'm very much a Linux software enthusiast, so what I do as a retiree is I try out many different "distributions", particularly those that work with both old and recent vintage hardware; I've been fortunate to pick up a few systems that other people were ready to discard. I put some Linux software on them, put new life into them, and I use them for two purposes: 1) I help test a Linux distribution for what would otherwise be "trash heap" systems; it's called antiX; it's particularly popular in third world regions, but people worldwide use it because it's lean, efficient, flexible and configurable. 2) I've given away a couple of systems that I've custom configured for people; I ask them how they use the computer, then I make it simple for them by configuring the exact tools or network sites - news, shopping, or whatever, that they use, so while I'm not building state of the art systems with the latest stuff, I'm making computers practical for people who may otherwise either not know how to use them or can't afford to use them, so instead of fancy technology, I share something practical with them. Hopefully many of you who DO use the current technology also think of others and how you can help them out, and maybe somewhere along the way you can make or give something to someone in need.
That's my story; no longer a cutting edge developer, though that was one of my interests a long, LONG time ago. These days I simply try to be helpful, and I still enjoy learning about the latest developments and methods that the current generation of developers use.
Wow! The work you're currently doing sounds awesome — it's both practical and mindful. I love the ethos behind creating software that is accessible to folks with older machines. If you decide to write about things like this that you're working on, I'd love to read it!
And, if you write about making software for vintage tech, I think there's a lotta community members here there that would enjoy that. Just like you enjoy learning about the latest developments, I think there are plenty of folks out there who would dig learning more about the old school stuff.
Thank you. I'll write about a few of the things that I have done since I have retired and the couple of small projects that are in the works.
As far as the tail end of my career, that's definitely relevant; a few veteran engineers who understand the legacy systems and some younger senior engineers to orchestrate the new development and maximize the interaction between the veterans and the young, skilled engineering with the cutting edge technology.
Welcome to the community, Brian! It's wonderful to have someone with your wealth of experience, and diverse background join us. Your journey as a retired software engineer and passion for Linux software is truly inspiring. Your efforts to configure custom systems for others and make technology accessible to those in need demonstrate the true spirit of community and compassion. We appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and continue learning about the latest developments in the field.
We look forward to benefiting from your wisdom and insights.👍🏾
Welcome!
I would like to re-introduce myself, my name is Geoffrey.
Came here as a frontend engr enthusiat, but on the path to become a data science as I am already as data analyst. Happy to be part of this community.
Hey Geoffrey! Welcome back. 🙌 We're happy to have ya here!
Thank you.
Hi, Glad to be a member of DEV Community.
hey Yang, welcome!
Welcome to DEV!!
Hey folks , hope everyone is having an amazing week so far .
I would like to introduce myself here .
I am a frontend developer who loves to work in React JS and Vue Js - I love to make beautiful UI's but more importantly making sure performance is fully taken care. of
Recently i have been working on data visualisation tools using Vue Konva , React Flow.
I love to blog about stuff i have learnt and think will benefit others
you can check my blogs here will be mostly on React , Vue and anything i find interesting and cool to try and test .
Open to new connections , lets have a great time together on dev.to and make sure we help each other in whatever way we can
Cheers
Hello everyone,
My name is Debraj Bhal. I will graduating this year with a degree in information technology. I have deep interest in coding, development, open source, algorithms, etc. I am currently interning as a backend developer. My interests are mainly in backend development. I am proficient in python, java, javascript, etc.
I have recently created a vscode extension for generating JSTL snippets. Checkout my latest blog in dev.to for more details.
Apart from coding, I love writing, exploring new places, reading books, etc. I am a big foodie as well 😊!
That's great to hear! And welcome to Dev Community.
Hello everyone my name is Chris. I am a Frontend developer. ReactJs in focus. With two years of learning and freelance experience. But no real world collaborations yet. I hope to use this medium to gain that experience and learn from industry experts. My ultimate goal is to become great full stack developer in the next two - three years. I hope I get the opportunity to gain more work experience and collaborate in doing things from here onwards. Thanks y’all and see you soon. You can also check out my progress on GitHub
Welcome Chris
Hey folks, reintroduction here! I've been on dev.to for a few years now and use it for casual learning.
I've been coding professionally for about 6 years now. 5 years as an SDET, and the past year as a Mobile Developer with a focus on Android. Although I have a minor in CS circa 2007!
I started off in software as a support analyst (eventually supervisor) and then within a few years shifted to QA. I spent about 10 years in QA before the shift to the development side of things.
My current interests are Android, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and Espresso. However, I am fairly experienced in languages like Java, Groovy, JS, and tools like Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Wiremock and RestAssured.
Outside of work and programming, I love playing video games, miniature war games, board games, guitar, and above all of these, spending time with my family.
I also run a small community called "Quality, Inspired" which focuses on quality informed software development and positive mental health. If that interests you, feel free to reply or send me a message!
Hi, coders, developers, programmers, engineers, How are you. I am Awais al-waisy. When I joined a Dev.to community a year ago, I used to hate React, and was only know VueJs. Typescript was my fear.
Now I am Frontend developer who knows React/Next Vue3/Vite, who uses typescript for all the projects.
In context of career, I have changed two companies, now it is my 3rd company. It is product US silicon valley (every one's dream place.. haha) startup. I am loving it.
Future goals, I have 2 to 3 ideas want to make mini saas. Just to experience before moving into big startup. I want to met with developers (Evan You, Dev Ed, Brad, and lot more) in real life.
Yeah.. that's it.
github.com/awaisalwaisy
Welcome!
Passionate educator with more than five years of experience in the classroom and online, now embarking on an exciting transition to the world of software engineering. Recognized for my ability to simplify complex concepts and engage students of diverse backgrounds, I bring a unique perspective to the field. Eager to leverage my teaching skills and passion for problem-solving, I am determined to bridge the gap between education and technology as I embark on this new career path.
Definitely Kunal
hello friends, I have developed a cryptocurrency with a unique economic model and a unique electoral system, if our system becomes popular, then in the future it may prevent many wars and save many lives, it is completely free. I would be glad if you get to know her. my discord discord.gg/J5KF5NPJ
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Hello Jihwa and welcome to this outstanding community 👋
It's great to hear that you are fascinated and are studying coding and data analysis. I hope you will be able to find articles of interest to you and have some interesting discussions on different topics. Feel free to write to me for any information you need 😉
Good study 😊
Welcome to DEV!!
Hi, I’m Yash, long time member and I love the posts that come out of the community!
I’m an full stack engineer from India who likes to listen to prog-rock and experiment with food when I’m not in front of a screen.
I look forward to growing with the dev community 🙌🏼
Hey Yash, nice to have ya here with us! And ooo yeah, I also dig a bit of prog-rock!
If you wanna share any of the music you're listening to please hop into my Music Monday series (there's a new one every Moday on a different topic) and drop a link to what you're into. I'd love to give it a listen!
Hi I’m Erika from Italy and I’m currently unemployed. I majored in 2018 in Specialized Translation in English and French. Even though I studied foreign languages, one of my other passions was coding. I started coding with SheCodes last year and completed every workshop last month. This is my GitHub profile if you want to take a look:
github.com/erina92
I would love to start working or even interning for a tech company.
I am big nerd, an avid gamer and love reading. I hope I can make friends here 🩵😚
Best of luck with your job search!
That croissant project is adorable, SheCodes looks like good fun :)
Thank you! 😌 I have also made a weather app and dictionary app with react! I’m not that good in UI design though
Welcome to DEV, Erika!
Hey Folks👋,
This is Yatendra Kumar and I am a Flutter App Developer with a keen interest in fixing real-world problems with my skills.
Currently working on building apps from scratch and expanding my skillset into more diverse areas of development like AR/VR, AI, Web3 and more. If you have any projects or ideas in mind, feel free to reach out.
I've recently started dropping knowledge bombs on software development - designed to make complex concepts easy enough for a toddler to understand on Dev.to.
I love writing code, exploring science, listening to podcasts and creating end-to-end mobile applications.
I have read multiple books on start-ups and productivity. Some of my favourite reads are Zero to One, Steve Jobs, The Almanack of Ravikant and Hooked. Nothing excites me more than exchanging opinions through productive conversations.
Let's connect, reach me out on Twitter or LinkedIn
Feel free to checkout my portfolio here:
Yatendra Kumar
Yatendra Kumar's portfolio
Hey Everyone, I would like to reintroduce myself. I am David a Software Engineer at TCN. I've been here for a few years and got started by blogging about my Android experience. Havent posted much recently, but hoping to get back into it with my more recent fullstack experiences though. Thanks to everyone that posts regularly, I really enjoy reading through the articles.
Hey David! Nice to meet ya and glad to hear that you're thinking about getting back into blogging. Hope you dig DEV and see ya around the community!
Hi DEV, I've always been a viewer here, but not yet a poster. I'm a Brazilian backend developer focused in Java and Kotlin, which I use everyday in my job, but I love Rust (thanks to this community that made me grow interest in it) and learning its quirks made me a better developer.
I've been trying for some months to write an article about my favorite project PDFCrate that is a library to make easy creating PDFs in Kotlin or Java, it has a permissive license (other libs usually use AGPL, which is a little agressive IMO), it uses PDFBox underneath and is component-based, you add the components to the document object, render and voilá, you got your PDF.
Also I'm working in a database manager in Rust, I just need to improve the code a little to make my repo open, it is simples buy is very easy to use and pretty lightweight
If you read everything, please visit my GitHub and check my little projects in there
Great to have you Gabriel
Hello all, my name is David McCorkle and I'm brand new to DEV and the coding world in general. I'm eager to learn and thrilled to start this exciting journey, if anyone has any tips or points I'd love to hear it!
Gray to have you David!
Thank you so much! very glad to be here
Hi! My name is Ilya. I am building voice systems for Text-to-Speech, speech translation, voice cloning and etc.
Recently I have started a journey of creating my own product - the video translator. I currently have a team of 10 most brilliant engineers in the world which I'm really proud for. Check it out langswap.app
I am happy to make new connections, so feel free to reach me out in telegram. t.me/frappuccino_o
Neat, very ambitious!
thanks! Doing my best
Please feel welcome to post about your progress
Hello Everyone! I've never introduced my self here, so this is my very first time, My name is Nestor Gutierrez (nestordgs), I've been part of this amazing community for 4 years, I'm currently working as a Consultant Developer at ThoughtWorks, and I've been building code for 6–7 years.
I'm now studying to redo my AWS Developer certification and also practicing to build things into AWS using serverless technologies. Hope you keep learning here and enjoy all the articles that the community share with us
I have a website if you want, you can visit it and let me know what do you think about it
so does the UI changed during last 4 years.
You're right, I must change my picture profile and change with the UI
I feel great when I read other people's stories. I'm Susy, and I joined not long ago, and i'm happy to read that there are people who have my similarities. I worked in two different airports for many years, and thought it was time to change and pursue my dreams and leave an extremely toxic environment that was destroying my brain. So I signed up with a coding school, in class with a bunch of 20 year-olds... and it was fun. Didn't learn much because you can't teach 6 different languages in 9 months, but i'm still studying and coding all day long and love it!!!!! I am working on my portfolio, hope that when i finish it, someone could give me some good advice about it. ☺☺☺
Hello everyone. I am Nonso Amadi from Nigeria, I am a site reliability engineer proficient in golang, typescript, bash and k8s. I also have extensive experience of adminstering linux systems on both on-premise and the cloud. I have been in this industry of building software for the past 5 years. Best place to find me is on twitter.
Welcome Nonso!
Hey all! 👋 Quick intro, as I've not done one before! I'm an independent developer and consultant, focusing on .NET, Azure, K8s, Docker, etc. I host the Unhandled Exception Podcast; have a relatively new YouTube channel; and also run a .NET user-group called .NET Oxford. I've also just started a monthly dev newsletter. I'm @dracan on Twitter, and hang out on Discord (both the podcast and user-group have their own Discords).
Thank all! 🙂🙏
Hiya all!
I joined DEV back in 2019 and thoroughly enjoy reading the articles here.
I have been a Software Engineer for almost 25 years and a Team/Engineering Manager for about 20 years, starting with COBOL and moving on to Game Development and then Web Dev, and now I am looking at venturing into iOS and macOS development.
I am currently Head of Engineering for an AI MarTech company based in the UK, and I currently reside in South Africa. I have held positions from Tech Lead, CTO and Engineering Manager. As much as I enjoy writing code, the people aspect is just as interesting and rewarding. Currently working on a side hustle SaaS platform for Engineering Managers. More out of a collection of tools I use for myself.
I love Ruby, JS/TS, Python and architecting APIs, the tools I use frequently are Roda, Sequel, ExpressJS and Rails.
One day I will publish here :)
When I am not behind a monitor, binge watching series, reading and scuba diving take up my time.
Thanks all!
Heyo Cory! Welcome. 🙌 I hope ya find DEV to be a helpful resource and that ya enjoy the community!
Hello DEV community!
I'm Aakash a frontend developer from India, i stated my journey of development last year just out of curiosity and its curiosity which is still driving me to learn and enhance my skills as frontend developer and also trying to break through as a Front End developer currently working as a Front developer in small startup just trying to wet my feets in dev community.
Welcome Akash!
Hello Dev Team
I am an Analytics Engineer / Data Analyst, looking for networking, collaboration and opportunities to jobs.
I will really love to hear from you about your experience and job role
You can find me here
LinkedIn. Twitter
Heyo! Welcome and good to have ya with us. Hope you dig being a part of the DEV community!
Hi everyone, I'm new here.
Hi Emmanuel, We're thrilled to have you here. It's always exciting to see new members join, bringing fresh perspectives and ideas. Feel free to explore the various discussions, ask questions, and share your knowledge with others. We're here to support each other and learn together. Once again, a warm welcome to you, and we look forward to connecting with you further. Happy participating!
Thank you!
Hi Emmanel , Welcome to Dev 👋.
Thank you.
Welcome to DEV!!
Hi, I am graduate in Computer Science and Engineering. I have bit of programming background in C++ and C#. I am here to explore and to join python programming journey. My major interest is data science (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning). Professionally, I am an IT Associate in one power production company in Ghana. I believe to get the most out of this community as I can see some experts from different coding background.
I am happy to have joined this community.
Hello everyone! I feel very fortunate to have been involved in the wonderful world of software development for many years now. The DEV community is the place to be, and I follow it all the time. You are never too old to learn new stuff, so enjoy!
Hello👋🏽
My name is Delia. I am a bootcamp student at Columbia University learning Full Stack. I am looking to connect and learn with other coders.
Hello everyone!
Hello and welcome to the DEV community!
Welcome to DEV!!
Thank you :)
Just made my first post: dev.to/amilich/skiff-crypto-foss-m... !
Great! You can actually post in behalf of your organization by creating your organization here.
Hi! Mick here. Creative front-end developer for a long while now :) Not sure how long I been with DEV but I really like the articles I can pick to read to add that every bit of needed edge :) Creative in the sense I can also design and UX, but really do a lot of front-end work. I use React/Typescript daily for a booking/maps platform.
Hello, I'm Ozuma Friday, a passionate software engineer with a love for coding and playing football. With a strong background in software development, i combines technical expertise with a knack for problem-solving to create innovative solutions. Ozuma has honed skills in various programming languages and frameworks, including a specialization in JavaScript.
Thank you so much. I think a lot of times I just get writer’s block and haven’t the foggiest idea what to write about. Then I start worrying about things that haven’t happened yet like how to transfer a post from here to my personal blog or vice versa when the reality is, I don’t even have my personal blog set up yet haha.
I think for now I’ll just engage more in the comment section until I feel more confident.
Hi everyone.
I am really exited to join this community and hope to write awesome stuff and learn a lot too.
Have a terrific day if you read this.
Welcome to DEV!!
Hello,
I started to write just recently here, even if I read Dev.to for years now.
I began my journey in programming in 1996 with Turbo Pascal and FoxPro. Over time, I grew fond of Ruby and have been using it since 2006. My focus has been mainly on Rails and Sinatra web frameworks. Recently, I have been exploring Hanami 2 and I must say it is an absolute pleasure to work with.
I love programming, and no matter what job or work I have done over the years, I always have used programming to automate parts of my job or come back to programming.
I am curating Short Ruby Newsletter - a weekly brief about everything happening in Ruby's world. I also maintain a directory of resources for learning Ruby at rubyandrails.info.
Recently with a good friend, I started writing a book called LintingRuby - about delivering consistent Ruby code to production with automated code checks.
And I am also involved in organizing an international Ruby conference called Friendly.rb on 27-28 September in Bucharest.
You can find me on Twitter or on Mastodon, where I post mainly about Ruby and Rails.
I have been registered at devto for almost 2 or 3 years. but didn't write any article or connected with community. now i have been writing article on .NET and connecting with other developers. feel free to connect with me on linkedin or devto.
Hello DEV community!
I am Aryan Dev Shourie from India. Currently I am pursuing my Bachelors in Computer Science Engineering from Chitkara University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Punjab. I have joined this platform very recently in the past month, and I find it very intuitive. I have published 3-4 articles as well and got some good responses to my publications.
I am skilled in C++, Data Structures, HTML, CSS, JS and the MERN Stack Technologies.
My core interest lies in Web Development, as I find it quite fascinating and vast in nature. Presently, I am looking for Internship opportunities for the role of SDE or in Web Development.
You can checkout my LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/aryandev-shourie-175025229/
You can also checkout my Github for some amazing projects - github.com/Aryan2727-debug
Do checkout my Personal Portfolio Website - aryan-personal-portfolio.netlify.app/
Hi everyone!
Welcome to the dev.to-community!
I'm Martin, and I worked as a Senior Front End Architect and Engineering Manager at one of the world's largest digital agencies, where I led Front End Teams for international projects. After 15 years, I quit my job. Now I travel the world as a professional scuba diver, work as a freelance Front End Tech Lead and technical Recruiter for international clients. Besides that, I write about technology.
My latest book about Modern Full Stack development will be published in October by No Stach Press. It's an easy, hands-on introduction to creating web applications with Next.js, MongoDB and Mongoose (there's currently a 25% Discount!). You can read more about how to become a published author in my upcoming article about writing books.
On dev.to I'm publishing a weekly periodical, the "WebDevDigest: A curated list of the top five web development must-reads from last week", which keeps you up to date on current web development trends and "LevelUp: Elevate your Career Today" where I give Career and Interview advice based on my experience as Engineering Manager and Technical Recruiter.
If I have enough time, I write more in-depth articles, for example how to create multi-language pages with next export, which is on GitHub:next-export-i18n and npmjs: next-export-i18n
I recommend following the general tags webdev, vscode , career and productivity and javascript, react, CSS. Head over to your Dashboard and adjust the tag weight to personalize your home feed.
Here's a list of articles to start your journey as a successful developer and a great writer:
If you are looking for your next job, I highly recommend buying the Book De-Coding the Technical Interview Process by Emma Bostian. It is hands down the best preparation for every technical interview.
If you're interested in my articles, follow me on dev.to/martinkr or twitter.com/_martinkr.
If you have questions or want to get in touch, don't hesitate to contact me on dev.to/martinkr.
And remember to start posting today!
Cheers!
Hi folks, I'm learning to code by myself and wanted to feel part of a community to keep up to date with things and tap into other peoples enthusiasm! Progress is slow but I'm improving day by day and keen to keep learning!
Welcome aboard!
Wise choice you made to be part of a community.
How do you go about learning something new like coding?
Hi Juan, thanks for the greeting. Yes it's good to be connected to other folk doing similar things.
I'm using free online resources. First I used 'Codecademy' then moved onto 'The Odin Project' which draws on learning sources from various providers and sets projects. I'm also doing the 'freeCodeCamp' tasks and reading up on each subject in three different books to support my learning. If I still haven't got it then I start searching youtube!
Good stuff. FreeCodeCamp is definitely the best resource out there.
Hi all!
I am Rares, a software engineer with over six years of experience in the field. My journey in the tech world has been fueled by a passion for startups and a desire to create cutting-edge solutions.
Currently, I am focused on an exciting project called loopple—a template builder designed to empower developers in constructing faster frontends using popular frameworks like Tailwind, Bootstrap, and React.
Excited to re-introduce myself!
I'm Michael, member of the "Four Year Club" ahah so I guess I'm pretty old!
I'm a Full-Stack Developer with 10 years of experience, an open source maintainer and contributor and a speaker at small conferences, mainly involving my JavaScript / Node.js knowledge.
I hope to spread my knowledge about different areas of development to as much people as I can!
Hi community,
I am Nicholas and have been around for a while now. For me DEV has proven to be a valuable source for new ideas, but also to revisit „known“ topics, always learning something new and/or trying to give good feedback.
I am working in a big corporate creating business software for all kinds of customers in the area of logistics.
I am interested in: clean code (DRY, KISS, YAGNI), automated testing and more and more web dev. More freedom means more productivity.
Looking forward to read and learn more here!
Best
welcome everyone!
Hi :)
welcome :)
I am Louis a junior data scientist and front end developer
Welcome to DEV!!
Hello 👋,
I am Andrew Lamichhane, currently pursuing my undergrad studies in computer science , I want to write about what I learned and things I find interesting, most of all I just want to have fun with the process!
Hello Andrew, welcome to DEV.
That's the way to approach it. Have fun, enjoy the process, and write away!
If you want to do Data and information visualization, front-end development is a good choice for you. It is recommended that you learn about the D3js front-end framework, which is very good. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a private message and I am happy to provide assistance.
Hello Friends !
Myself Muskan Aggarwal , currently a college student pursuing Engineering.
I'm a Web development enthusiast at my beginning stage of the whole learning process. I got to know about Dev community through one of my random searches ;) but I'm really happy to find a community of people with whom I'll learn a lot of things and will get motivation to continue my journey.
👋 Hi everyone! I'm excited to share my journey with you. I began my career studying chemistry and eventually became a lecturer, but I've recently discovered a new passion: coding. Currently, I'm diving into the world of frontend development, focusing on JavaScript and React. I'm eager to learn and grow in this field, and I believe the developer community holds valuable insights and guidance. I'm thrilled to be part of this community, and I hope to connect with fellow developers to exchange knowledge, gain support, and collectively explore the fascinating realm of coding. Let's embark on this journey together!
Feel free to reach out and connect. Let's explore the boundless possibilities that lie at the intersection of science, education, and frontend development!
🚀 #FrontendDevelopment #JavaScript #React
Warm regards,
Aderonke Adenuga, Corazon.
Hello folks,
I'm Aditya Arpan and I'm currently a pre-final year college student majoring in Computer Science. I am also a frontend developer with 1 year of experience. I do a lot of hackathons and a part of different communities. I love this.
I'm also interested in DevRel, DevOps, Cloud technologies.
Connect with me:
github.com/arpanaditya
linkedin.com/in/arpan-aditya
twitter.com/adityaa_sahoo
Looking forward to make some more connections 😄
what is devRel exactly...
👋 hello
Hello, fellow developers! my name is Busayo, I am a front-end developer with proficient skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React. I am excited to announce that I am currently available for hire and interested in taking on new projects. Whether you need assistance with creating stunning user interfaces, optimizing website performance, or developing interactive web applications, I am here to contribute my expertise and help bring your ideas to life. Let's collaborate and build remarkable digital experiences together!
Hello Everyone my Name is Goodluck Edih AKA Codablack a full-stack web and mobile app developer and I wish to connect with developers alike
Hello guys. Best wishes to you all
Hello, fellow developers! I am a front-end developer with proficient skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React. I am excited to announce that I am currently available for hire and interested in taking on new projects. Whether you need assistance with creating stunning user interfaces, optimizing website performance, or developing interactive web applications, I am here to contribute my expertise and help bring your ideas to life. Let's collaborate and build remarkable digital experiences together! here is the link to my GitHub repo github.com/Busayor2020?tab=reposit...
Hey all!
My name is Allen Helton, and I am an AWS Serverless Hero and Ecosystem Engineer at a company called Momento. I build, write, talk about, and generally ponder on all things serverless.
I'm big into Node.js and API design and development. I've been in software for 11 years and have been everything from an entry level developer, to a tech lead, to a dev manager, to an enterprise architect.
I run a website that has a blog, weekly newsletter, and podcast called Ready, Set, Cloud. It talks about the cloud from various angles and I share my dabblings in AI to make my life a little easier.
Anyway, I'm also a moderator (I think, some sort of super user) here on DEV, and happy to help you any way that I can! Please feel free to reach out :)
Hello everyone,
I hope this message finds you well. My name is Alejandro Noli, and I am thrilled to join this vibrant community of developers here on dev.to.
With over 30 years of experience in the field, I am a seasoned professional with a passion for leading programming teams. My expertise lies primarily in Java, but I am adaptable to any technology stack. Additionally, I bring extensive knowledge in SQL, Bonita BPM, Jira, Agile methodologies, Linux, Windows, and even artificial intelligence (AI).
For the past couple of years, I have been working on "Electronic Workflow" alongside a talented team, utilizing a platform developed in the beautiful city of Mendoza, Argentina. It has been an exciting journey, and I am eager to explore new opportunities and collaborate with fellow developers from around the world.
In addition to my professional pursuits, I am currently pursuing a remote specialization in "Fundamentals of Philosophy" from a prestigious European university. I strongly believe that philosophy and critical thinking greatly enhance our problem-solving skills as developers.
I am here to connect, learn, and share insights with all of you. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or if there are any projects or discussions where my expertise could be valuable.
Looking forward to engaging with this incredible community!
Best regards,
Alejandro
Welcome to the community!
Welcome to DEV everyone!
Welcome @Zeyi !
Hello 👋
I'm working on getting my certification as a Power Platform developer.
Hello, Alejandro Gomez here
hello!!
Hello Jihwa. Great to have you here in the community.
And very good and thorough introduction, by the way.
Hi everyone!
I'm Maxime, a french frontend developer. I've been living in London for 2 years and a half before coming back to France a few years ago.
I've been using Angular heavily for the past 6 years (I'm not even talking about AngularJS which I was already using before). As you guessed, I really like this framework.
On top of that, I'm a huge Typescript and RxJS fan. I like to have really strong types defined and play with "advanced" type utilities. As for RxJS, I see that as a constant challenge, I love to find funny/hard exercises to build with it.
I'm currently learning some Kotlin in order to be able to contribute full stack at work. I find it really interesting and after a few months, I finally start to wrap my head around it and I start having load of fun with it too.
In general I like open source values, smart home, self hosting services, data privacy.
I've been really active lately on dev.to, feel free to check my profile to see my latest blog posts and follow me for more :).
Hello all!
My name is Philip John Basile and I'm a full stack developer but front end leaning. I love working with Vue and React on the front end and Node, Go and Rust on the backend.
Hello
My name is Maris.
I have been working as Clojure(Script) dev for the past 8 years (using microservices, Postgres and AWS). I enjoy working with Clojure (who doesn't).
I was born in Latvia but I no longer live there. They tried to force me to work for 300 LVL a month when I lived there. I live in Hampshire 🇬🇧.