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I arrived here about 10 years ago through Hacktoberfest, I think. I loved the place, despite the strange people, but it was clean. (Just kidding). Thank you to everyone who makes this community fantastic! I'll try to post more this year 👀.
Hello, Ruan. Amazing that you've spent a decade here! I look forward to seeing some more posts from you during 2026 perhaps. Hacktoberfest and Advent of Code are two things I'd like to tackle this year, if I gain enough experience before then come around!
Hi everyone
I found dev.to around a week ago, saw some really interesting posts, and the community is really nice so far from an outsider perspective. going to start posting here and become a part of the community, hopefully. Anyway, this is my very first interaction activity here, so again, hello everyone, and looking forward to learning and growing with everyone.
Hello, Syed. Welcome to the community! Glad you like what you have seen. Hope to read some of your own posts soon!
Hi, Dev.to community, I am here to learn and share.
Your posts are very good.
You have some really nice posts!
My 1st post here dev.to/vincentdu2021/building-a-fi...
Hi am Diz and I have been interested in coding for 2yrs . Though still writing in exercise books but am glad of the website existing to keeps my hopes high.
Welcome to dev.to, Diz. I look forward to reading about your transition from theory to practice! Those exercise books full of information will sure come in handy, I'm sure!
Well I don't have a laptop yet that's why 😁
That makes your desire to learn even more impressive, Diz. I wish I made more notes to be honest, it's my achilles heel. Good luck with the laptop! It's not an alternative for everyone but I used a Raspberry Pi to learn how to code for quite sometime - less distractions!
I’ve been a backend developer, and during one summer semester, one of my college professors told me, “Hey man, change what you’re doing and learn AI , start with image processing.”
I’m really thankful to that person and professor.
Hey everyone!
I've been in deep GenAI R&D for 3 years now. 18 years building and growing tech startups. Have really gotten into product over the past 5 years. Vibe coding for a couple years now and have been up for 2 weeks straight learning everything claude code. Would love to connect with some other people building claude code frameworks and optimizing dev environments, etc.
hi there
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!
Hi everyone!
I'm an AI engineer currently obsessed with giving long-term memory to AI agents... mostly because I have terrible memory myself, so I'm trying to compensate!
I'm here to chat about RAG, system architectures, and to see if my code can remember things better than I do. Nice to meet you all!
Hi, I am currently learning frontend development in the javascript phase right now. I came to this platform to understand how other developers produce code and projects. Also, i came here because i sometimes struggle with creating a program and came to understand how others would do it.
I landed here following of this article . Looked like an awesome place for likeminded people so decided to stay :) I have been a solution architect most my professional career, and only shifted to dev at the end of 2020, and then never looked back. Writing code is like redemption to me, and I also love playing guitar and flying fpv drones. Looking forward to learn from the community and give back as much as I can. If there are any handy links for newbies like me to get to know the community better, do share. Cheers!
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