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Hello everyone,
I am Supun from Sri Lanka, working as a Senior Software Engineer at Cloud Solutions International which is product based company focused on healthcare industry.
I am a full stack developer and an expert in Angular, Nest.js, Node, Java and Spring Boot.
I am planning to write articles weekly on this platform and need your support.
Thank you..
Hey Supun, welcome! Looking forward to supporting your weekly articles :)
I have already posted two articles. Planning to it weekly. Thanks
That’s amazing
Hi everyone! I'm a Java software developer by day, and a self-hosting enthusiast in my free time.
I've been documenting what I'm learning as I go, in case it helps someone else. Still figuring a lot of things out myself, so always happy to learn from others too!
Dear Martin,
Could you assist me clone a website ? Or could you do it for me with an option to grab the username and password when entered? I would like to see how easily the employees of my company are easily accessible or able to withstand attacks.
Best regards
Joseph McGee
Criswell.biz
Welcome
Hi Marin! Do you build things that you self-host, or build self-hosting solutions? Neat focus either way!
Hey Mei! I focus on building things that I self-host, right now that includes a media server, some Ghost blogs, and an analytics dashboard, running on my home server. I’m still pretty new to it, but I’m having a lot of fun and working on a bunch of small projects.
Hi Marin, I will definitely be checking out your posts.
👋 Hey everyone! I'm Nitish
I’m a junior developer deeply passionate about AI, EdTech, and Open Source.
Just released MindRoute, an AI-powered platform DOCUMENTATION that generates personalized learning roadmaps to help people learn smarter and faster.
Looking forward to learning with you all!
Hey Nitish! Welcome to the community! MindRoute sounds super exciting~ Sounds like a good way to help people avoid being overwhelmed and focus their learning efforts. Looking forward to seeing more of your work :)
Thank! Hope that documentation will be any helpful to you 😃.
MindRoute sounds like a really interesting and optimized way to use an LLM! I will have to look more deeply into this.
Hey, I'm a founder of langswap.app. ML background, Voice Tech in particular. Now slowly transitioning into founder/tech lead role. Fan of everything related to machine learning and AI.
Finished my round the world trip this year. Been to 40 countries.
Ask me about how to build stuff fast and how to build your own services.
oops, apparently I already have an account!
Way to up your own reply count! 😂
40 countries is a lot! How long did you spend on your trip? I used to travel full-time myself, it's not lofty!
Hi everyone! My name is Jonathan Darko Ntim. I'm a Sign Language Interpreter and tech enthusiast exploring Front-End Web Development to bridge communication gaps, especially in the Deaf community. Excited to learn, grow, and build meaningful solutions with you all!
Hey @jonathan_kweku_250 ! Happy you joined the crew 😄 I’m the first to admit: frontend is not my usual habitat, but I’ll always pitch in if you need a hand!
Totally with you on accessibility — it's usually the first thing to vanish when “move fast” takes over “build right.” That’s even more obvious now with all these vibe-coded apps flying around. Honestly, it bugs me how little public data there is on truly accessible UI! It makes it so much harder for models (and humans) to learn what “good” actually looks like.
We need more folks willing to wave the flag 🏳️🌈 for accessibility — keep making noise!
"Hey everyone! I'm a Python Django developer with a passion for building scalable and efficient web applications. I'm here to learn about the latest trends and best practices in Django development, and to share my own experiences with others. Looking forward to connecting with fellow developers and exploring new ideas!"
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Hey, hows going?
Hello Dev.to! 👋
I'm Mei, a 10-year SWE who became a stay-at-home mom and discovered that coding in 15-minute windows between toddler chaos is actually a superpower.
I'm building ToddlerDo (iOS app for instant toddler activity suggestions) and teaching my 2-year-old to code with Claude (he's surprisingly good at feature requests, bring a toddler probably helps with that).
I'm building in public and sharing the messy reality of parent developer life!
Fun fact: I tend to get carried away with tweaking so I constrained myself to building my entire personal site (meimakes.com) with Claude in one morning, pair-programming from the passenger seat while out running family errands.
What's the weirdest place you've ever shipped code from? 😅
Hey @meimakes ! I couldn't even begin to tell you all the weird places I've ended up coding. I went back to college when my son was almost 2, so I definitely feel you! It's not easy having a little one around when there's work to be done (and yes, I can 100% picture Claude running wild with your tot’s instructions to build whatever shiny new thing pops up that day 😇).
I do the same thing — total perfectionist here. I’ll mess with spacing or wording for an hour, even when it barely matters. Claude’s a great solution! Timers help, too 😝
If we’re counting “surprising” over “weird”: My first job had me bouncing between physical printers in three different office buildings. To make it easier, I started working after hours when the analysts had all left. I had all the codes, and security was expecting me — so what could go wrong? Well, the second building had an extra alarm I knew nothing about. Cue me realizing I’d just tripped it with absolutely no way to turn it off. 🫣
So, my most unexpected place to push code? Laptop on the hood of a (very nice) police officer’s cruiser, “detained” just long enough for my boss to come down and vouch for me. 🤣
Hi everyone! I'm a serial entrepreneur working a lot in Elixir/Liveview. Currently working on RivalSee, a tool to help you monitor and boost your AI SEO/GEO.
Nice to meet everyone and hope to find more Elixir people here!
Hi Charlie,
I saw some posts on LinkedIn and watched videos on YouTube where it was said that SEO is dead because of AI. Is this true?
Hey guys, I am a high school student from Australia and I am currently doing a research project on 'What Makes A Game Fun'. The whole idea of the project is to find out information on what attracts players to a game and keeps them coming back.
Hi! That sounds like a really interesting project — good luck with it! 🎮
Hi!
Cool, interesting project!
Good Luck!
Hi,
I am Bas and I live in holland. I am working mostly as software engineer though I am skilled in electronics. For my hobby I make PCBs
At work we have started making GUIs using HTML and I have many questions about that. That is why I am here.
Kind regards,
Bas
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