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Hi everyone! Just joined dev.to after spending some time lurking around anonymously. I will be sharing my thoughts on software development and backend. I’ve been working as a backend developer for about 2 years. I majored in game development, so I may occasionally write about that too. I’ve just published my first post here, appreciate hearing your thoughts on it.
Looking forward to connect with fellow developers here.
Welcome welcome welcome!
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hello. I am a frontend developer. What language do u use for backend?
I mainly use Go for work and still enjoy exploring it myself
Got it. Where are you from? is it difficult to learn this language?
I'm from Indonesia. I think it's relatively easy, it's known for simple syntax. If you come from a language that is designed for OOP, it would require some adaptation.
Glad to be in this platform with you.
welcome!!!
Welcome!
Welcome! What do you use for game development? I've played around with Godot and GDScript and really liked it. Are you working on any games right now?
I mainly use Unity, so it's C#. I am currently not working on games, but I just learned to make games with lua recently. Maybe Godot next, heard it can also use C#.
Nice! Yeah, Godot can use C#. Definitely check it out when you find your way back to game dev. I wish I had more time for it.
Hello everyone. I'm new to the forum. I was looking for a forum like this. Thanks to GPT, I found you. A little bit about me. I'm from Germany, I'm 48 years old, and I'm not a programmer. I'm trying to write programs with the help of Windsurf and various AIs, even though I don't know anything about coding—absolutely nothing. But it's somewhat doable, depending on the AI's coding skills. Anyway, I'm happy to be here.
wow! And what is your main job? I think u can learn programming and land first programming job in Germany cuz your country is very rich with a ot of opportunities
I work full-time in the public sector. I'm a career changer. I previously studied mechanical engineering for 1.5 semesters and dropped out in 2016 to start my current job.
Got it! I wanna move to Germany and try to find job as a programmer. Can you tell me about the situation and jobs in your country? I am not from EU countries
Hi Nikolay,
I don’t work in the software industry, so unfortunately I can’t tell you much about the market in Germany.
However, I’d recommend checking out some specialized job boards for programmers — for example:
• DEVjobs.de – devjobs.de/
• Get-in-IT – get-in-it.de/
• GermanTechJobs – germantechjobs.de/
• BerlinStartupJobs – berlinstartupjobs.com/
• Jobvector – jobvector.de/
You can also find many suitable offers on larger platforms such as:
• StepStone – stepstone.de/
• Indeed – de.indeed.com/
• LinkedIn – linkedin.com/jobs/
• Stellenanzeigen.de – stellenanzeigen.de/
Maybe you’ll find something there that fits you well.
Wow! Thank you very much
Herzlichen Wilkommen!
Danke 😃
I’m Nikolay, a 4th-year student and a frontend developer specializing in React — though I also work as a full‑stack developer. I really enjoy building cool projects, learning new technologies, and sharing ideas with other developers.
I’m looking to make new friends who are also passionate about programming. If anyone wants to chat more about web development or tech in general, feel free to message me here — or we can talk on Telegram (t.me/Vesely_Kolyanchik) or WhatsApp 😊
Hi there,
I have some pet projects you could get busy with!
Woah! super cool, do you have any majors?
Hi, I'm Ezekiel, a 4th year student myself and a ML engineer. I'd love to connect.
Hello community! I've started working on a solution that will enable developers to build AI systems compliant with various legal frameworks (such as EU AI Act), certifications (such as ISO42001). Will be sharing various insights I gain, as well as educational content.
hi
Hello hello welcome!
Hi everyone! I’m Sajida, excited to join this community. I’m an instructor and educator, teaching coding to kids, teens, and adults. I help beginners, career changers, and university students get into tech and become internship-ready. I love sharing tips from my teaching journey and helping students build real projects while learning.
Looking forward to connecting with fellow developers and educators here!
Hey folks, I’m Juno.
Self-taught full-stack dev with ~30 years in the trenches, mostly in C# and JavaScript. I build distributed systems with a big focus on maintainability, clarity, fault tolerance, observability, and making hard things usable. Right now I’m especially interested in civic tech, event-driven architecture, and user experience beyond the screen.
Latest project: Nudges, a Kafka-powered SMS marketing platform built from scratch with .NET, GraphQL, Terraform, and Keycloak.
Here to share ideas, swap build stories, and maybe learn a thing or two from all of you.
Question for anyone: Would you read posts covering more of the "why" behind systems architecture and code rather than the "how?"
Hey everyone!
I'm Daniel, and I work in DevRel at Xano. My path here was weird. I started in Industrial and Organizational Psychology, discovered NoCode tools three years ago, and shipped my first mobile app in 30 days. That experience is where it started and completely changed my career trajectory.
I got obsessed with building and went from no-code to low-code (Flutter) and now I'm deep in all things GenAI, Agents, MCP, and AI-assisted development. I ended up quitting my job, freelancing for a year doing everything from code reviews to helping engineering teams adopt modern tooling, and eventually landed at Xano (one of my favorite tools hired me, which still feels surreal).
Right now I'm building SessionBridge an AI memory platform that works across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc. Shipped the first version in 3 days and learning a ton about what AI memory actually needs to be. Turns out RAG isn't memory, and the hard problems are all backend problems.
I'm here to share what I'm learning about building AI products fast, backend patterns for AI agents, and most importantly helping others pivot into tech and reinvent themselves. Excited to be part of this community and sorry I don't know how to keep these short! lol
Welcome onboard.
Thanks and super excited to be here!
Hi there, I've been working as a backend dev for two years now after transitioning from journalism to software development. My key language is go (golang). I started publishing articles to share things I've been working on and someone said I should be here instead of medium :) so here I am. I am currently based in Brazil.
Hi everyone , New to the community. Currently battling a bit of procrastination and trying to get my focus back . I’m aiming to get better at something meaningful and looking forward to connecting and learning from fellow devs here!
Hello everyone. I joined dev.io because I want to share my thoughts on backend and cloud infrastracture!
I've been working as a web developer for 4 years, and now I am a self employed.
I've just published my first post. I’d appreciate it if you could watch it!
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