Welcome Thread - v302

1. Leave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can talk about what brought you here, what you're learning, or just a fun fact about yourself.

2. Reply to someone's comment, either with a question or just a hello. 👋

3. Come back next week to greet our new members so you can one day earn our Warm Welcome Badge!

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[Ben Halpern The DEV Team]

Welcome everybody!

[Rahul Chaudhary]

hello

[Juan Jose Veliz]

Gracias

[Franck Kongue Wankam]

Thank you. Have a good week.

[Md Amir Hossain]

Hello

[Sista Vicentia]

👋

[Franck Kongue Wankam]

Hello everyone! Great to connect with you all. I'm excited to join this platform to exchange ideas, discuss, and collaborate with fellow developers who share a passion for creating innovative applications, whether for personal projects or in a professional setting. I'm new to freelancing but have already started working on my own fullstack projects.

If you're interested in learning more about my skills, experience, or projects, feel free to reach out. Wishing everyone a fantastic week ahead!

[Chris Jarvis]

Welcome!

[Shafayet Hossain Yashfi]

Hellooo👋👋

[Jawad Jradi]

Hellooo👋

[Brandyn]

Welcome to the site!

[Rich Gouette]

Hope the freelancing thing treats ya well ,mate!

[Md Amir Hossain]

Same here...

[Michael Haynes]

Hello! You seem awesome!

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[Akash Singh]

Hey People! I am Akash, a Third Year Student from India . I love Go and Rust and I love building software. Nice meeting all of you!

I will be posting blogs every Monday 5pm IST. Hope I can make an impact here! Cheers!

[Erez Reznikov]

Hi everyone, I'm Erez, a product designer who is passionate about creating a design tool that is built entirely on how things are done in code, for real. I know some HTML and CSS, enough to make do, but I'm curious and slightly afraid to start learning some proper Javascript and eventually one of the frameworks like React.

Knowing what you know now - what would be the single best resource to learn it for a person like me, who has never been a developer in other fields?

[Emma]

I bought the CourseCareers (online certification) course for Software Development. I got it on sale for 400 dollars last Black Friday, and it's been worth it. Definitely a mixed bag experience, but overall positive. I needed a little structure to keep going, so they've given me that. It's not perfect tho, I honestly don't know if it's what you need. Here's the link to CC: coursecareers.com/a/653ed4dd

One idea I've had, is that if you scroll through their promotional material, you should find a section where they have basically a Table of Contents, listing every topic the course covers (includes specializations, like Frontend vs backend) if you look through these different lists, you can basically create your own Study Guide, and find free resource, YT videos, etc to learn each topic independently. In some ways this is more difficult than purchasing a course, but in some ways it's probably better. Definitely a cool thought if you want to save the 750 tho.

[Marino]

Maybe you could check out FCC (Free Code Camp [just Google it]). They have great free courses and even free certificates. Their Discord community is also awesome.

[Erez Reznikov]

Thanks Marino, wil try!

[rumbiegm]

Hello everybody. I'm new here and excited to connect with everyone. Iam currently transitioning from Marketing to computer science. Currently I have done HTML, CSS, Javascript, SQL, Power BI, Python. I'm still to land my first tech . I'm looking forward to get some direction and mentorship

[Marino]

Do you want to team up or just chat on Discord? I'm looking for someone to help me look for projects and maybe work together on projects.

[Chris Jarvis]

Welcome to Dev!

[Michael Haynes]

Hey! It's nice to meet all of you and I hope all is going well! I am hoping to get insight on how to become a better programmer and work on my communicative, and networking skills in the meantime as so far I've been completely alone through the process. I hope to find other like minded individuals and gain some wisdom in the process.

[Ritabrata Maiti]

Hello everyone! I am currently a final year computer science PhD at NTU, Singapore.
What I am working on:
Recently I’ve been working on AnyModal, a framework for integrating different data types (like images and audio) with LLMs. Existing tools felt too limited or task-specific, so I wanted something more flexible. AnyModal makes it easy to combine modalities with minimal setup—whether it’s LaTeX OCR, image captioning, or chest X-ray interpretation.
You can plug in models like ViT for image inputs, project them into a token space for your LLM, and handle tasks like visual question answering or audio captioning. It’s still a work in progress, so feedback or contributions would be great.
GitHub: github.com/ritabratamaiti/AnyModal

[Richy Great]

Hello everyone, happy to be here. I am a curious person in tech and this feels like home. I am also a tech founder working in the business software space. So I would like to share my experiences and learn from the community.