Welcome Thread - v358

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!

Comments

[Eram Nishat]

Hey Dev community👋! I’m Eram. I am upskilling in ML and GCP with a specific focus: mastering the engineering behind scalable, secure AI. I'm looking forward to connecting with others who prioritize technical precision and responsible, human-first AI.

[Shahrouz Nikseresht]

Hi Eram, focusing on scalable and secure AI is a strong direction. ML + GCP is a powerful combo. Looking forward to learning from your perspective here. 🙂

[Eram Nishat]

Thanks man. Yeah, building the AI is one thing, but keeping it from crashing under a heavy load is a whole different beast. Looking forward to sharing my journey and learning from the community here as well!

[Mastermind]

Welcome

[Fedya Serafiev]

Hello everyone! I'm Fedya, and this year I've decided to focus more on writing and sharing knowledge—which is what brought me to Dev.to.

I'm a developer from Bulgaria with a strong interest in practical IT solutions, Linux environments, and productivity tooling. I enjoy diving deep into how things work, optimizing workflows, and documenting the process along the way.

By becoming an active part of this community, I hope to share useful, experience-based guides while also learning from and connecting with other developers.

Looking forward to engaging with this community in the days, weeks, and months ahead!

[Shahrouz Nikseresht]

Welcome, Fedya. Writing about practical IT, Linux, and productivity is always valuable. Documenting real workflows helps a lot of people. Glad to have you here. 🙂

[paul paterson-hill]

👋 hello and welcome to the community

[Rhoda Babalola]

Hello, I'm Rhoda
I recently decided to up skill by learning Data Analysis and it's has been a journey. Our Tutor encouraged us to join a community and here I am

I hope to connect with you and to learn a few things soon.
Thank you!

[Gustavo Almendras]

Welcome Rhoda! It’s great to have you here.

Data Analysis is such a powerful skill—it’s the backbone of how we understand if a system is actually working the way we intended. I’m currently deep into some backend architecture experiments, and I’m sure your perspective on data will be super interesting once you’re settled in.

I’d love to exchange some ideas in the future! Looking forward to connecting and seeing your journey unfold.

Best of luck with the learning!

[Shahrouz Nikseresht]

Welcome, Rhoda. Starting with data analysis is a solid move. Communities like this help a lot when the learning curve gets steep. Hope you find it useful here. 📊

[Thomas Bnt]

Hello and welcome to dev.to Community ! 👋🏼😉

[Kunal]

Hi

[Thomas Bnt]

Welcome !

[issuereporter1234]

hi

[Thomas Bnt]

Welcome!

[Rhoda Babalola]

Hello

[Thomas Bnt]

Hello and welcome!

[Jamie Saunders]

Hello from the Cotswolds, UK 👋

[Thomas Bnt]

Hello and welcome!

[TK]

Hello

[Thomas Bnt]

Hello! Welcome on DEV!

[Fatima Hamid]

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Fatima Hamid, a developer passionate about building clean code and learning new technologies. I’m excited to join the DEV community to learn from all of you and share my own journey. Looking forward to connecting!

[Renato Russo]

starting in the backend here ‚somebody turned off the lights ?😆Maybe i see u one day in the front somewhere hehe >>greetings from Belgium city of Genk 3600 (Forzaaaaa💪😄)
Xx..

[Sergiy Tolkachov]

Hi!

My name is Sergiy, I'm a backend developer from Ukraine. I have 15+ years of experience with C# and MSSQL, and earlier I worked with C++.

Usually I prefer writing code and reading articles rather than socializing.

This year I finally decided to share a small hobby project that I've been slowly working on for the past 11 years.

[Aman Prasad]

Hi everyone, I’m Aman 👋
I’m an electronics and communication engineering student, currently diving into embedded systems and low-level programming. Lately I’ve been learning ARM Cortex-M internals, C/C++, and how hardware actually works under the hood.
Glad to be here and learn with you all.

[Liudas]

I’m Liudas — a QA engineer with 18 years of experience in backend/API testing, leading QA teams in security-critical environments in the UAE. I built Rentgen because most API bugs are simple edge cases no one has time to test manually. One cURL → hundreds of generated test cases. All local, no cloud, no telemetry. I believe in no-nonsense engineering, fast feedback loops, and tools that help.

[Mohan Verma]

Hey everyone, hello.
I’m Mohan, a developer. Recently, I came across this community and spent some time reading and exploring it. I felt that this community can be really helpful for my growth as a developer. There are already many experienced developers here, which is a great thing for learning.
Being part of this community will help me understand how professionals work in the industry and how real-world projects are handled. I believe interacting, learning, and sharing knowledge here will improve my skills and mindset.
I’m excited to learn from others, gain practical insights, and grow step by step as a professional developer. Thank you for having me here.

[Mehmet Bulat]

Hi everyone! I’m Mehmet (mebularts) — a full-stack dev from Istanbul. I build SaaS and automation tools (PHP/Python, bots, integrations). If it can be automated, I probably already tried… and then tried again after fixing a typo.
Excited to learn, share, and meet fellow builders here!