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hello everyone !!!! myself aayush and i'm starting a learning challenge and a new project ; read my post in profile and if you can guide me
Welcome to DEV! Starting a learning challenge alongside a project is a smart move. Hope you get helpful feedback from the community. 👍🏽
bonsoir cher devancier, je suis juste derrière toi :)
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My name is Dipesh,
and I’m currently on an exciting journey of learning Flutter from different sources — tutorials, blogs, videos, documentation, basically everywhere I can grow.
I discovered this platform while searching for solutions and ideas, and I found so many helpful blogs, concepts, and discussions that I finally decided to join the community myself
What a creative way to introduce yourself !💯👍
Hi all, I'm new here, most of my time working on an ecosystem to improve and research cross platform and repo ai workflows, communication, orchastration and collaboration. I recently published MyceliuMail npm cli and MCP which is like an internal communication system between agents (can span across separate systems) but much more. Your invited to check out out in and tell me what you think in npmjs.com/package/myceliumail also check out the MCP, it allows your code agents to communicate with claude desktop! npmjs.com/package/myceliumail-mcp
Tell me what do you use it for! Around 758 have downloaded the mcp and 940 the cli tool, and I have no idea what and how is their experience! Would love to get some tips how to walk in this forest of open source and dev...
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Thank you :)
Welcome! Starting a 100 days challenge is a great way to build consistency. Looking forward to seeing what you share along the way. 🚀
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm based in Tokyo, Japan. I’ve recently fallen in love with building things with a modern tech stack! 🚀
Right now, I’m deepening my knowledge of GenAI orchestration with LangChain and mastering full-stack development using Next.js (App Router) and NestJS.
I’m also practicing my English by writing this post and starting a technical blog. Please bear with my English—I’m learning every day! 😂
Excited to be part of this community!
Hello everyone, iam a web dev and hight school student who increased in programming and now i lear low level concept, i start with my journey with c, i wish if i can find any firends or someone to discuss, also my English is bad, so ... ya
Hi everyone,
I’m a full-stack developer working primarily with the MERN stack. I focus on building production-ready applications with proper SEO, performance optimization, and clean deployment workflows (Vercel + Node backends).
I use dev.to to share practical learnings from real projects—not tutorials for the sake of tutorials.
Portfolio: adithyan-phi.vercel.app
Looking forward to learning and contributing.
Hi everyone, I’m Rukhsana Naz.
I recently joined DEV to learn, share, and improve my work around web workflows and productivity-based utility tools. I’m currently exploring how digital systems can simplify everyday tasks — including electricity bill tracking, automation, and online workflows for users.
I also enjoy working on SEO and content structure experiments, especially where tech and daily utility solutions meet. Looking forward to engaging with the community, learning from experienced developers here, and contributing where I can.
If you’re into productivity, automation ideas, or tool-building discussions — I’d love to connect.
Hey, I have plastic dinosaurs hanging on my Christmas tree — and that's my favorite meme. You see, dinosaurs are made from oil, which is actually made from dinosaurs.
And I'm building PlayServ. PlayServ handles sync, scaling, and backend for games.
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Khurram, a Software Architect currently working remotely. I’ve been in the game for about 18+ years across Management, Dev, and DevOps. Even after nearly two decades, my favorite place to be is still hunched over my laptop, deep in code!
Lately, I’ve been having a bit of an 'identity crisis' with AI. 😅 I love coding, but AI is starting to beat me at my own game! I recently built a project, mtkits.com, in just a few days, almost entirely through technical instructions to AI. It’s fascinating but also humbling—especially when AI gets hopelessly stuck on UI tasks, and I have to step in to 'save' it.
I’m here to share my experiences transitioning from old-school architecture to AI-assisted development. I just posted my first deep dive here about smashing a major migration in 2 days using Codex and GPT-5.1.
Looking forward to connecting with you all!
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