Leave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can share advice, tell us what brought you here, what you're learning, or just a fun fact about y...
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Displaying a subset of the total comments. Please sign in to view all comments on this post.
Hello everyone! I am Maame. I am a Computer Science student at Queen Mary University of London and will graduate in 2027.
I use this space to write about my DevOps From Scratch series. My main goal is to stop just following tutorials. I want to understand how the systems I build actually work. I like sharing the difficult parts of a project like bugs, crashes, and the time I spend fixing configuration files. I do not only show the finished work.
What I am doing now
Linux and Systems: I am learning terminal commands to see how things work under the hood.
System Reliability: I am learning how to build golden paths so that development is more stable.
Building in Public: I enjoy connecting with others who are also sharing their learning and projects.
I am always open to new connections, working together, or talking about system design and automation. If you are also learning as you go, let us connect!
Welcome to DEV! I look forward to reading your thoughts on DevOps.
Thank you, Chris :)
Hello Maame! Love the "stop just following tutorials" mindset. Understanding the systems under the hood is what separates good engineers. Keep sharing the bugs and crashes, that's where the real learning happens.
Thank you loan G for the kind words:)
Okay, let's learn from each other
Hello everyone
I am new here.
Welcome Sachin, I hope you enjoy DEV.
Hello sachin, enjoy !!
Hey Sachin. Welcome aboard!
Any projects you are working on? Any plans on your first post? Regardless, welcome!
Currently, I don't have any projects or posts, but I will be starting soon.
Hey everyone,
I'm Sergei :) I'm a software engineer with 16+ years of experience. I've seen a lot already, but I'm still very passionate about engineering. Mostly working on web (Python, TS, Go, etc.) but not limited with it.
Also big fan of videogames, cooking and football (YNWA <3).
Happy to be part of the community!
Hey Sergei! Welcome to the community! 16+ years into software engineer is impressive! I'm glad you had a great journey in the engineering field so far! What is your favorite video game? Additionally, what tips/advice would you give if someone wants to be in SWE? Again, welcome!
Hey @francistrdev
Thanks!
It's hard to pick one favourite game actually, so I'd say in "chronological" order on when I discovered / fell in love with: TESIII: Morrowind, Mafia, Gothic 2, GTA (all of them), Witcher 2-3, KCD1+2, Battlefield (almost every game since Vietnam), Euro Track Simulator 2 :)
Be curious about literally everything in the field, it will drive learning and you'll be happy at the end. I once wrote a post about it on LI actually with a bit more details how it helped me, I can share if you're interested.
That sounds great! Yea, feel free to share a bit more detail! Thanks for the advice!
@francistrdev sure, here's the LI post I mentioned about being curious: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sergei-gordeichuk-a74b7169_continuouslearning-careeradvice-techskills-activity-7399390542456946688-8nje?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAA6Wl7gBkiBXJabRROyU868fcfofDhVH9Xw
Hello! I'm Gwynne, a lifelong learner currently in a "learn to develop" phase of that lifelong learning and I decided I want to do it in public. Returned to college after a 20 year pause to finish my bachelor's degree a couple years ago, and I'll graduate with a bachelor's in philosophy with a minor in anthropology next spring. I'm self-employed as a content creator with occasional freelance writing and editing to supplement income along that, and I'm adding development to my skillset both to add potential income opportunities and also because I want to build useful apps and fun games for myself that might also be useful and fun for others.
Hey Gwynne! Welcome to the community. Hope you are well!
Looks like you had a great journey so far! What apps are you planning on building in particular? Nevertheless, hope you journey goes well on Dev.to!
I've got a few ideas for games that I want to create, along with wanting to be able to create useful-to-me apps since my own life and content are super niche.
Hello Gwynne,
I just wanted to reach out to you because we have a lot in common. I am new here too, I also LOVE learning new things and at that point where I think it's essential to learn web development. I don't have a degree per say but I have over 20 certifications/skills in all kinds of different things. I also love writing and am trying to run a Substack Blog but it's a lot more work than I anticipated. I think my ideas I wanted to write about will take a lot of research and piecing together. Time I am short of at this moment but hope to get something published soon. It would be amazing to get paid for my writing.
Anyways, feel free to reach out to me on my profile or wherever if you just want to talk about your wed dev journey.
If I don't hear from you I wish you the best and most success in your career and life.
-Cassie-
Hey Cassie! Welcome aboard! As Richard mentioned, you have a lot of accomplishments you have made so far! Wish for you the best on your journey as well!
Hey everyone! π
I'm Solomon, a web developer and software engineer. I've been building stuff with HTML/CSS/JS, React (and lately diving into Next.js + Tailwind), and backend bits with Node.js/Express or Python when I feel adventurous.
What brought me here: I stumbled on DEV.to while hunting for real-world advice on modern web dev patterns (beyond just Stack Overflow snippets), and I loved how supportive and chill the community feels no gatekeeping, just people sharing what works (and what crashes spectacularly π). I'm here to learn from you all, share my own messy-but-working projects, and maybe post some tutorials from a practical dev perspective (like dealing with spotty internet while deploying apps, real struggle!).
Fun fact about me: I once built a full e-commerce site for a local business using only free tools and zero budget... and it actually made sales on day one! Taught me that shipping imperfect code beats perfect code that never launches.
Super excited to be part of this penguin squad π§ One of us! One of us!
If you're new too, drop your stack or what you're grinding on, let's connect! Or if you've got tips for someone grinding full-stack in 2026, hit me with 'em.
Warm welcomes to all the new folksβlet's make some noise in the comments! β€οΈ
webdev #newhere
"Welcome aboard, Solomon! π Love that e-commerce storyβso true about shipping imperfect code > perfect code that never sees the light of day. Your stack is solid; Next.js + Tailwind is a killer combo. Can't wait to see what you build and share! π§"
Thanks a lot Harsh I'm looking forward in sharing what I'm building as soon as done
Thanks! Canβt wait to see what youβre building β Iβm sure itβs going to be awesome!
Hey Solomon! Welcome to the community! Hope you are having a great day! Seems like we both same similar technologies we are working with. What inspired you to become a web developer/SWE? Nevertheless, welcome!
Thanks, I appreciate the welcome! ππ½
I got into web dev because I wanted to build real products that solve problems and create opportunities. Still learning and building every day.
What inspired you?
βHi everyone! I Am Harsh π I write articles for beginners on Python and Java programming. I focus on making coding simple and fun, so even if youβre just starting out, you can quickly grasp the concepts. Would love to hear what topics youβd like me to cover next!β
Welcome to DEV, Harsh.
"Thank you so much for the warm welcome! Iβm really excited to be part of the Dev.to community. Iβm currently working on a few small projects around [your field or techβe.g., web apps, SaaS, or AI tools], and Iβll be sharing updates and insights here soon. Canβt wait to get feedback from this amazing community!"
Welcome Harsh to the Dev.to Community! Looking forward to see what you post! Any projects you are currently building? It would be nice to see your work here! I bet everyone on this platform will love to see it! Nevertheless, welcome!
"Thank you so much for the warm welcome!
Hey Harsh, would love you to cover monetization for beginners. With all everyone and their mother vibe coding the next billion dollar SaaS apps, have you got any tips for getting paid safely and securely?
Hi everyone, just getting going with the tech world. This looks like a fun place! π€
It is a fun place Mulisha, Welcome to the community.
Thank you very much!
Hey Mulisha! Welcome to the community! See that you are a Minnesotan! So am I!
It is a fun place as Chris mentioned! A lot of bright-minded people on this platform and a lot to learn to! Hope your journey goes well for you! :D
Thank you!
Welcome, oh boy is it?!
Hey Techiee
Engineer working on real-time AI systems mostly voice agents and low-latency architectures.
Here to learn, share notes, and dive deeper into agentic systems.
Welcome to DEV!
Thanks Chris!
Yoo Victor! Real-time AI voice agents sound π₯what frameworks are you using for low-latency stuff? Super curious, as I'm grinding full-stack but dipping into AI integrations lately. Welcome aboard! π"
Thanks man, appreciate it π
For low latency, weβre mostly using Python + FastAPI with WebSockets for streaming. The real work happens around handling media flow properly β especially interruption handling and keeping inference close to the stream.
What kind of AI integrations are you experimenting with?
Welcome Victor!
Hi everyone! π Iβm Luigi.
Iβm making a pretty unique pivot: Iβm moving from sourdough to source code! π₯ after working as an apprentice baker, I decided to bring that same discipline and attention to detail into
Right now, Iβm sharpening my skills with HTML, CSS, and** Bootstrap 5**, and Iβve just started 'kneading' some logic with JavaScript. π
Happy to be here and learn from this amazing community!
<div class="card shadow-sm" style="max-width: 500px; border-left: 5px solid #ffc107;"><div class="card-body">
<h5 class="card-title text-uppercase fw-bold">
<luigi />
</h5>
<p class="card-text text-muted">
<strong>Role:</strong> Junior Front-End Developer<br>
<strong>Roots:</strong> From Sourdough π₯<br>
<strong>Core:</strong> HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 5<br>
<strong>Status:</strong> <code>Learning_JavaScript...</code>
</p>
<hr>
<p class="fst-italic mb-0">
"Before search the right answer and write the right code!"
</p>
</div>
</div>
Hi Luigi π. Welcome to the community. I found my comfort corner here. Hope you find yours too β₯οΈ
Thanks! It definitely feels like a great place to share my coding journey.
Since I'm a beginner, I wanted to ask: whatβs your advice for starting out? Should I focus more on writing posts, interacting with the community, or both? Iβd love to hear your tips!
Thatβs awesome π. Iβd say start by getting comfortable. Read, observe, see how people share. No rush.
When you feel ready, just document what youβre learning. Even small wins count. And definitely interact too, conversations help a lot.
No pressure. Just show up and grow at your own pace.
Thanks a lot for the advice! 'Small wins count' is exactly what I needed to hear right now. I'll take it slow, keep learning, and start interacting more with this amazing community. See you around!
Both, You need to write it helps you learn code. Then commenting on other posts helps people to see you.
Follow tags that interest you, you'll see more useful content that way,
Welcome to DEV!
Hello everyone! π
I'm Nuno, a software developer with 5+years of experience, and new to the platform.
I enjoy working with both legacy systems and new technologies β basically, I like solving problems within real-world constraints.
I spend time tinkering with homelab projects and learning new things. Always open to connecting with other developers who enjoy sharing what they learn.
Just published my first article here about Java 8 concurrency patterns.
Welcome Nuno, Enjoy ! I'll definitely read your post. I love Java and learning more about it from the inside out. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Cesar, and I really hope you enjoy the read !
Hey Nuno! Welcome to the Dev.to community! Will take a look on your first article (In the bookmarks!).
Any goals you have plan for this year? Hope your journey goes well!
Thank you for the warm welcome and for bookmarking the article! I appreciate it, and hope you enjoy the read !
As for goals, I'm planning to focus on a mix of building and writing this year. I want to spend more time tinkering with projects and then sharing that knowledge to connect with the community.
Hi everyone! π I'm Georgy.
I'm a hardware and software engineer working with embedded systems, particularly ESP32 microcontrollers. I also have experience with Linux (Arch user here π§), DevOps, and security-focused development.
What brought me here:
I just released my first open-source project - SecureGen, a hardware TOTP authenticator and password manager built on ESP32 T-Display. It's been quite a journey dealing with BLE security, memory constraints, and encryption on embedded hardware.
What I'm learning:
What I want to share:
I'd love to write about the technical challenges of building security devices on ESP32 - things like:
Fun fact:
I originally started this project because I wanted a 2FA device I could actually trust - turns out building one from scratch teaches you way more about security than just using one! π
Looking forward to learning from this community and sharing what I discover along the way!
GitHub: github.com/Unix-like-SoN/SecureGen
Hackster.io: hackster.io/Unix-like-Son/securege...
Hey Georgy! Welcome to the community! Hope you are having a nice day!
Thank you for your formal introduction and the project you are working on! Sounds pretty advance for me, but glad that you shared your project and why you built it! Your Fun Fact makes sense since the only way you can trust a product is by building it yourself. Saves the headache and removes the irrational thought about getting hacked.
Well done!
ngl jealous of anyone building for ESP32, I've seen so many cool projects, but I know if I started, I'd fill my house up with electronics crap, and my wife would kick me out.
Thanks for the tip.
Thank you so much for the kind words Richard! It really means a lot coming from you. Honestly, you are an amazing writer as well, Iβve always admired how you take really complex technical topics and turn them into stories that are actually fun to read. Your perspective is always so refreshing.
Hello world, I am new to Dev.to
My name is Fredrick, and I'm a beginner Cloud/DevOps engineer. I'm pleased to be here, and I will be posting my journey on Cloud all the way through.
I'm pleased to meet you all.
Thank you for the tip. I definitely need them! ππ
Hi Everyone ! I am sagar saini. I am an lead engineer at Arcesium D.E. Shaw group.
I use this space to learn and write about various technologies.
I'm very passionate about engineering. Mostly do development on java in company, coding in C++ and node.js/reac for fun and building projects but not limited with it.
Also big fan of cricket, cooking.
Happy to be part of the community!
Happy to connect anyone over any discussions.
Hi! I'm not very sociable and I don't usually participate in social media, but here I am... treat me kindly.
Inevitably, if you want to share or learn about others, you have to go through this.
Cheers!
Hey Fran! Welcome to the community!
No need to be very sociable! Take as much time as you need in the learning process! Everyone here is very kind and motivational and I believe you will find connections here! @richardpascoe can vouch for me :)
Hi everyone!
I'm Hernan, a backend dev with 5+ years in the field and a cybersecurity enthusiast driven by building tools that provide genuine value.
Currently, I'm working on django-orbit (labs.wearehik.com/django-orbit - github.com/astro-stack/django-orbit), a new way to bring deep observability to local Django environments. Alongside this, Iβve built fast-djβthe most efficient way to launch enterprise applications in minutes (labs.wearehik.com/fast-dj).
Through my agency, HIK Labs (labs.wearehik.com), I focus on developing products that streamline the Django ecosystem, specifically fine-tuned for startups and entrepreneurs. Also I have an Agency working for LATAM (wearehik.com)
Iβm looking to connect with others to level up, share ideas, and exchange the value Iβve gathered over the years. If you have feedback or just want to chat, feel free to reach out!
See you around!
x.com/capitanbuild
Hey Hernan! Welcome to the community! Hope you are well. What is your favorite part of being a back-end developer? 5+ years into that field is impressive. Nevertheless, welcome aboard and hope your journey goes well!
Francis! Thx for your reply. My favorite part was the emphasis on the effort and sacrifice required every day to get where you want to be. For me, that meant countless late nights, exhausted mornings, and doing everything possible just to break into the industry. Along the way, Iβve met amazing people (the 'invisible heroes' within companies who keep everything running). I was also fortunate enough to leverage the pandemic to focus and grow. So, it's a mix of 80% or 90% of effort and 10% of magic and the good eye for opportunities.
Even without a formal degree, Iβve always believed that anyone with the time and the right environment can reach any level they desire; itβs simply about sitting down and giving it your all. That same mindset drives me today as I build valuable software and find my path as an indie hacker. Iβm also continuing to grow HIK and HIK Labs, my design and software agency and factory, and Iβm aiming to complete several cybersecurity certifications this year. Iβve always been a fan of the field, and itβs the next major pivot in my career.
Thanks for the welcome and feel free to reach out anytime!
Hey guys! I'm an ML engineer with experience in Computer Vision. Now I'm working as an Indie Dev (SaaS, Mobile Apps).
Here I share useful info about promos in Big Tech.
Here is an example:
2x Limits Right Now - Hereβs How Much You Can Actually Code Before They Cut It (Codex Promo)
Fit Happens ML γ» Feb 3
Also, I share Open Source tools that I build (usually in an article I try also to explain some code or some useful pattern).
Building a Custom FB2 Converter for LLMs
Fit Happens ML γ» Jan 29
Let's connect and grow together.
Hey Fit! Glad to see you here once again! Great work!
Hy everyone !!
Iβm an 18 y/o developer currently exploring freelancing and building my presence on LinkedIn . Nowadays deep diving into JavaScript, React, browser internals, and how things actually work under the hood.
Iβve been on dev.to for a couple of weeks now and honestly, I love the vibe here, it feel like such an inspiring space to learn.
Iβm still figuring out how to properly start writing, but Iβm excited to be here, learn from all of you, and hopefully contribute back to the community soon.
Looking forward to connecting with you all !!
Hi, I'm Guilherme Lorenz, but you can call me @theminimalcreator. Iβve just rebranded my digital presence to reflect exactly what I do: building robust, minimal, and high-impact digital products.
I didn't start with code. For 7 years, I was a Product Designer. I learned the hard way that if the user doesn't understand it, it's broken. But I also realized that if the backend is slow or unreliable, the most beautiful UI in the world can't save the experience.
So, I went deep into Engineering. For the past 6 years, Iβve been architecting systems using the robustness of C# and .NET , because when things are critical, strong typing and solid structure beat the "hype of the week" every time.
Letβs Connect!
Hey Guilherme! Welcome to the community! Hope you are well.
Glad your journey in engineering has been going well so far! What is your favorite part about learning engineering in the past 6 years? In any case, welcome!
Hello, I'm Yessica. I would like to learn and share what I am learning in the community. I know I can and should take this step to continue strengthening my knowledge. Now, being able to have this tool, GitHub Copilot, I know I can have an ally.
Hey Yessica! Welcome aboard to the community! Hope you are well. Any projects you are currently working on! Nevertheless, hope your journey here goes well!
Hi everyone! π
Iβm happy to be here and really enjoying reading all of your introductions. Itβs super encouraging to see people at different stages of their journey sharing honestly about what theyβre learning and struggling with.
Iβm looking forward to learning from you, joining the conversations, and hopefully adding something helpful of my own over time. π
Hey Crajax! Welcome aboard! Hope you are well! Any projects you are currently working on? Again, Welcome!
Hi everyone! My name is Luke.
Iβm joining DEV because Iβve decided to dive headfirst into the world of programming. Iβm brand new to this, but Iβm incredibly eager to learn, break a few things (in code, hopefully!), and understand how this whole ecosystem works
Hi all! I'm Ben, French but living in the US. Eclectic career to say the least and started learning web dev a bit less than 1 year ago to change position internally at current org focus on front-end and cms integration, and eager to learn more every day!
Gotta say I love the content here and the feel of community I've seen so far (granted a few days only I'm reading DEV) so here I am saying hi ;)
Right now, I'm taking a python programming class as a gen ed elective towards the philosophy degree I'm finishing up. I'm also working through the boot.dev course because gamification really works for me. Also starting some Frontend Mentor projects to brush up my rusty html and css skills. And lots of googling when I'm stuck on stuff. AI can be helpful, but I also want the skills not to depend on it.
Hi everyone β Pascal here.
Iβve spent most of my career around tech, though rarely in a straight line. Along the way Iβve taught, managed restaurants, worked in import/export and sales β and kept building systems through all of it. That mix shaped how I work today: less interest in shiny frameworks, more in tools that survive real-world mess.
What I build mostly revolves around knowledge workflows, RAG systems, document processing, and pragmatic self-hosted infrastructure. If something has to handle administrative complexity and still make sense six months later, Iβm interested.
I write because documenting a system is how I find its weak points. Most of what I share here are field notes from ongoing experiments β tested, broken, adjusted, rebuilt. Not polished demos, just honest traces of the work.
Iβm here to read, share, and learn from others building durable systems with clear thinking behind them.
Hi! I recently started learning Godot and GDScript. I made a small game back in November last year, but then life happened, so now Iβm basically starting from scratch.
I used to program βback in the dayβ when HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were the main tools. Later I moved to TypeScript, and for the past few years Iβve mostly worked with Python, both privately and professionally, mainly in AI.
If you have any tips on Godot or GDScript, feel free to pop by, or if you just want to hang out. At the moment I only have a welcome post and a plan on what my next, very small game will be.
Thanks for reading.
Hey Depoco! Welcome to the Community! Hope you are well.
I have some experience with Godot. Was curious how deep are you into Godot? I was also wondering if you publish your game on itch.io. It's a good platform to get notice.
Regardless, welcome aboard!
Nice! Not too deep at all. I've been focusing more on GDScript and finding it relatively easy to understand, so that's a big plus. Yeah, I uploaded my first game to itch. Check out the post I made, there's a link there.
Thank you for welcoming me!
LostBeard (Todd) here. My obsession with computers started 40 years ago with a Commodore 64 and BASIC. These days, Iβm focused on pushing the limits of C# and Blazor WebAssembly. See what Iβm building over on GitHub: GitHub/LostBeard
Hey Todd! Welcome to the community! Hope your journey goes well!
Hey everyone! π
Iβm Pradeep from Nepal, a junior frontend developer focused on building web and mobile apps using React.
I have professional experience with React and React Native, and my tech stack includes Next.js, TypeScript, Zustand, TanStack Query (Axios), React Hook Form with Zod, Tailwind CSS, Unistyles, and i18n. Iβve also explored React Flow, Three.js, and Framer Motion.
Currently, I am sharpening my frontend skills, and I plan to transition into backend development and Python for AI/ML in the near future.
Hey Pradeep! Welcome to the community! Hope you are well!
React is great and I am currently honing my skills into that library! I cannot wait to see your developments here on this great platform!
Hey Dev.to π
I'm Yurii - a software engineer from Ukraine πΊπ¦
I've got about two decades of experience under my belt, working with C++, Java, and Python across all kinds of domains: Medtech, Finance, Embedded, educational content, and volunteer projects. Most of my work revolves around high-performance, cross-platform systems - the kind with efficiency, reliability, and counting microseconds.
I'm here to connect with like-minded tech folks, explore potential collaborations, partnerships, interesting projects, and maybe potential customers or employers. Always open to meaningful conversations and ambitious ideas.
Looking forward to learning from this community and sharing what I can along the way! π
Hello everyone!
I am koichi.
I am an Android/iOS engineer with over 5 years of experience using Flutter.
Iβve heard that Dev.to is the most active community for learning programming.
I'm planning to write articles about building business and game apps.
I have an upcoming English exam, so Iβll start posting right after I finish it!
Hi Koichi π
Great to meet you! Flutter for 5+ years is solid experience. Looking forward to reading your posts about business and game apps.
Good luck on your English exam, youβve got this πͺ
Looking forward to speaking with you soon.
Hey Koichi! Welcome to the community!
You are right! Dev.to is not only the most active community, but also a small community (in my opinion) for you to get recognized of your work! Hope to see what posts you make and Good Luck on your English exam! Let us know how it went :D
Hi everyone! Iβm Alazar, a C/C++ developer who loves building things from the ground up. Some people know me as βTheWheelReinventorβ because I enjoy diving deep and creating everything from scratch. Iβm really excited to join this community and canβt wait to share and learn together!
Hi everyone! I'm Mel and I have been working as a Java backend engineer for almost 6 years. My main goal here is to learn something new and build projects outside of work. I also want to learn more about systems design or any cool/quirky skills from all of you. Happy to be here and looking forward to chatting with fellow devs!
Hey Mel! Welcome to the community! Adding on to @richardpascoe comment, any projects you are currently building. Welcome again!
Hello! I'm Tj.
I started (trying) to learn how to code since a few months. I started because i'd love to make a career switch, which im still trying to work towards. I've mainly become familiar with Python and HTML for now.
Id love to hear how y'all got started, since it all looks pretty daunting rn as a beginner π
Hi guys, I am Lokesh. Just a tech lover.
I love projects with both software and hardware parts, something to connect with practical life, or just cool stuff.
I'm searching for a space to post advances in my projects as I do them. Hope this will be a good place to that, and get inspired by you guys' works....
Good afternoon, fellow Devs! I am a software engineer and began my career in the late 80's. I am living proof you can absolutely teach an old dog new tricks. I have made the transition into the "Node world" over the past 2 years. I'm trying to get solid in the Node space, TypeScript, MongoDB, React, AWS, Salesforce development, PostgreSQL, DevOps, and "all things GitHub", just to name a few. Fun fact: in the picture, donning the teal hat/shirt, seeing that famous leap up close and personal. My passions are software and football.
Hi everyone! π
I'm a backend engineer working on payment systems from Japan π―π΅
As AI tools have become more available, coding has gotten so much faster and more fun!
I'm looking forward to gaining new insights from the dev.to community.
Nice to meet you all!
Dev.to topluluΔuna katΔ±ldΔ±ΔΔ±m iΓ§in Γ§ok mutluyum.
Linux sistem yΓΆnetimi ve siem ile ilgili teknik iΓ§erikler paylaΕmayΔ± planlΔ±yorum.
deneyimlerimi burada paylaΕarak hem ΓΆΔrenmeye hem de kendimi geliΕtirmeye devam edeceΔim. takipte kalΔ±n. Daha fazlasΔ± iΓ§in
Hey Ramazan! Welcome!
Hi,
I am Suresh from India.
Shared my DevOps journey here...
"From CruiseControl to Cloud Native: My Accidental 20-Year DevOps Journey"
dev.to/suresh_devops_ffa0728a190/f...
I want to connect with all DevOps enthusiasts here, for learning opportunities, collective initiatives, and knowledge sharing sessions.
Shall be happy to work with you going forward.
....and of course with your support and encouragement.
Warm regards,
Suresh
Bonjour Γ tous! je suis** Kamey Tshinyam Parfait**, passionnΓ© du dΓ©veloppement Web-Mobile, actuellement en formation Fullstack chez Kadea Academy Γ Lubumbashi ma ville rΓ©sidentielle, en RΓ©publique DΓ©mocratique du Congo.
J'ai lβimmense dΓ©sire de faire partir de cette communautΓ© de dΓ©veloppeurs, me faire des amis/amies et pourquoi pas des collaborateurs
Hello π
Hi Everyone, I'm Daniele, from italy.
I've been a developer since I was about 16 and made it my job in 2011.
Currently I work as a dev team leader, and in my free time I still develop mostly in web related languages, also love linux, devOps, cloud technologies and more.
I've been here for a few days now, to learn and because I made the resolution to become more social, or at least try to (I'm not used to share on social media in general), especially since I'm starting to have some open source projects.
Thank you!
hi, im a nerd since kid. i started with BASIC on my first pc in 1989 :) did a lot with hardware&software&network, created everything that was possible for me games/tools/"security stuff"/graphics/screendesigns/videos/audios/tracks/3d-levels/sprites/and more, played a lot with different servers (novel, nt, w2k, adc, mail, web, gameserver, ..) and diff. unix-systems, my first webpages 1999 with xhtml, jscript and 3d gifdesigners (full responsive), later full flash/actionscript and my first php apps in 2004, wrote a framework, had a own company and work in diff. companies since 2013 with agile and cleancode :D
when i dont do nerd stuff, i do graffity, go to party (yes, im from berlin) or work in or from my garden (spreewald)
im here to share some ideas, that im currently posting on medium. i dont do marketing or want comments. i dont have much time and i usualy never write, but my friends told me i should. i know the time to post is important, but i like to get found by searching a topic ;)
Hi everyone! I would like to introduce myself as a tech learner. Being a part of the dev community I am looking for suggestions, advice to grow my tech skills in tech. As a web developer I build some of the projects but later find out that this is not my type. Currently, I am researching in AI while learning Data science don't know if I was doing right or it may be costlier to suddenly changing the track. But, it was fun studying and learning.
Hello Namaste Everyone. I am new here and so much excited to learn from you guys
happyCoding
Hey Nirab! Welcome to the community! Hope you are well.
Adding on to @richardpascoe post, heard that you are learning MERN. Any projects you are currently working on that involves using this Stack? Again, Welcome!
Thank you very much for the warm welcome, sir. Currently, I am working on a personal project for my portfolio called JUMAA, which is a clone of Airbnb with a unique UI design. At this stage, I have not yet implemented authentication and authorization, but I plan to add these features soon.
Sounds good! Saw you made your post about JUMAA. Can't wait to see more developments from you :D
Hi everyone, I am Swati Goyal. I am a Computer Scientist in Adobe, Noida with 7 years of work experience so far. I have previously worked with Times Internet (Dineout), Arcesium and Meesho.
I am using this space to share my learning like 30 days of Agentic AI series with Mock test:
dev.to/swatigoyal911/day-1-what-is...
dev.to/swatigoyal911/day-2-llm-vs-...
I have explored one new idea in Github Copilot CLI, working on enhancing it: dev.to/swatigoyal911/document-loca...
Exploring QuizMaster : dev.to/swatigoyal911/building-know...
Hi Michael! Thanks for the warm welcome!
Currently, I'm focusing on** HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap**, and I'm planning to dive into _JavaScript _very soon. I'm using resources like FreeCodeCamp and MDN Web Docs, but I'm also finding that the best way to learn is by building small projects and documenting them right here on
Sometimes I struggle with the logic, but I'm embracing the challenge! I'll definitely check out your 'DEV 101' postβit sounds exactly like what I need right now.
Thanks for the support!
Thanks!
Hi everyone! π
I'm Sabbir, a web developer with 8+ years of experience working with WordPress. I enjoy troubleshooting issues, debugging errors, and improving overall site performance. Looking forward to learning from the community and sharing what i can! π
Hey everyone! I'm Colin. I work in operations during the day but I've been teaching myself to build software over the past year. I have a hearing rehab app live and am about to start a new project in the animation/developer tooling space.
Joined because I want to start writing about building things as someone who didn't come from a traditional dev background. The gap between "AI can help you build an app" and "AI can help you build a polished app" is where I keep getting stuck, and I think a lot of other builders do too.
Excited to be here β what's everyone working on?
Sure is a good resource uija!
Thank you very much. π I was a little nervous about joining since I'm not a tech wizard lol, but I hope to find people who can help me along the way.
Hi, I'm JsNatt β a self-taught developer with solid experience in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (which naturally gave me a good feel for UI & UX).
These days I'm deep into Python and genuinely fascinated by AI β I've explored many of its practical use cases and I'm excited to keep learning.
Optimistic about building a better future through code and emerging tech. Let's connect if you're into the same journey!
Hey everyone! I'm a CS student and total beginner still finding my feet in the world of coding. I joined DEV specifically for the hackathon ~ needed a place to post my article and ended up here! Currently learning the ropes and excited to be part of the community. Looking forward to reading everyone else's work too!
Hi, I'm Kushagra! I'm from India, and if all goes well, moving to Spain by the end of this year!
I'm currently building the Kookie ecosystem (named after my dog!) and consulting with Womp 3D on product strategy, design systems, and user experience.
I love to make things, I work at the intersection of design, engineering, and product. I think we as humans were meant to build something. At our core, I believe we're all builders, and when we create something that makes someone pause, take a breath, and smile, that's when we truly feel happy.
I studied computer science but was drawn to user experience. My first job was as a designer. I learned just enough design to shape the experience, just enough engineering to bring ideas to life, and just enough product thinking to focus on the right problems.
Most recently, this is keeping me busy: github.com/KushagraDhawan1997/kook...
hellokookie.com/
kushagradhawan.com/
kookieblocks.com/
Hello World!
I am Ogba, and I'm new here, actually this is my first interaction with this platform. I hope to benefit and to be of benefit from being here.
my field of concerns are programming, ML and AI but mainly I am interested in control system and the working mechanism of drones.
Hello guys! I am Hugo, SWE from Paris, working for a boring tech company.
Joining the community to see whatβs happening in software engineering during these uncertain times with AI.
Currently working on a skribble-like game to play with friends, and a link sharing platform, sort of a github profile for what fuels people minds (reading, researches, etc...)
Cya!
Hi everyone! I'm Vikas, a solo Unity Game Developer. I've been learning and develoing Unity Games Since over 5 years. I developed some games and published on Google play store. I tried to build large game solo which would generally either require a team or long development time by a consistent developers to produce a polished optimized engaging game. Hence I didn't do well in my projects and they look pretty amature. Now i've started considering my limitations. I'm at point where I either need to get freelancer work(can't get one on fiverr), or colaborate with indie developers(don't know how) or try to get a very low paying job(ain't getting any job offer on linkedn, I would personally visit several game dev studios). I'm leaning toward finding a job now and might focus fully in there if i get to be part of some good game projects. I might also keep developing my well researched long time one person doable unique game project (need to get the project idea yet) in my off work time. I would appreciate your insight on my path forward. Thank you for reading this post!
Thanks, Michael! Itβs great to know that you are using freeCodeCamp too. It makes me feel more confident about my learning path.
Iβve heard great things about The Odin Project, so I will definitely check it out in the future! For now, I'm focusing on finishing my current projects with HTML and CSS.
I'm reading your DEV 101 post right nowβit's exactly the kind of guidance I need as a newcomer. Thanks for the encouragement and for the warm welcome!
Thanks for sharing that, super inspiring to hear how you bounced back with freeCodeCamp this year and leaned into the community for consistency. Ignoring the early BASIC days? Haha, we've all got those "what was I thinking" eras π.
I totally get the lapse part, life gets in the way, but restarting with peer support makes a huge difference. DEV.to has been clutch for me too; seeing real devs share wins (and epic fails) keeps the motivation high while I'm grinding full-stack stuff.
Quick question: What's one freeCodeCamp section or project that's really clicked for you this time around and helped rebuild momentum? Or any habit that's kept you consistent? I'm always hunting for those "aha" resources.
Glad we're both re-engaging, here's to more consistent coding and community vibes in 2026! ππ§
Hi everyone,
Iβm joining dev.to to stay on the pulse of where the industry is heading. Iβve been an engineer for over a decade now, but I still get that 'Day 1' excitement when exploring new tech.
Iβm currently diving deep into Agentic AI / Rust / Node.js, and Iβm looking forward to learning from all of you and sharing some of the lessons Iβve picked up along the way.
Happy to be here!
Hey everyone π
Iβm a developer working mostly with visual editors, document builders, and rich text editing tooling.
Over the last year I kept running into the same problem: most RTE solutions are either super heavy, expensive, or behave weirdly inside iframes and visual builders.
That pushed me to build my own editor β ScribeJS.
The main focus is predictable selection handling, consistent toolbar state across browsers, and working correctly inside complex editing environments (like iframe-based builders).
Iβm here mostly to learn from other builders and share things I discover while building editing engines.
If anyone here is also working on editors, builders, or complex UI tooling β would love to connect and exchange war stories π
Hello everyone, Iβm Jackson Kasi.
In my free time, Iβm building TableCraft β an open-source project.
GitHub: github.com/jacksonkasi1/TableCraft
Docs: jacksonkasi.gitbook.io/tablecraft
If you find it useful, you can:
Every bit of support helps.
Hey all, Iβm Robert. Currently a CTO and full stack dev at a travel company building reservations systems. Mostly Java and TS plus a bunch of frameworks and libraries. In my spare time Iβm currently building an app for songwriters as Iβm a bit of a musician. Hoping to launch it sometime this year.
Hi, I am Chandni, new to this community. My team member recently introduced me to this where he posted a tutorial on Building a Gemini-Powered Robotics Simulator in the Browser with MuJoCo WASM. I head AI Technical Services team at Google, focusing on Gemini Developer Ecosystem and Agentic + ML frameworks developer experience.
Excited to be part of this community!
Hello devs, I am new to the community. Currently working as a junior frontend and mobile developer at a software company. Looking forward to learn from the community and share my experiences with u guys.
Hey everyone π
I just joined the DEV Community because Iβm looking for something simple but very important: honest feedback and real connections.
For a while now, Iβve been documenting my React journey on X, sharing what I build and what I learn, because i paused Learning full stack by actually practicing frontend development with react before hitting backend. But Iβve realized something, sometimes the right audience isnβt always on the same platform.
So Iβm here hoping to:
β’ Share my React projects and get constructive feedback
β’ Learn from developers who are building and growing like me
β’ Contribute where I can and help others too
β’ Connect with like-minded people who take growth seriously
I recently built and deployed a habit-tracking app called HabitCrush, habit-crush.vercel.app/ and Iβm excited to share it here soon and hear your thoughts.
I believe growth happens faster when you donβt build alone.
Looking forward to learning with you all πͺπ»
here's the link to the project
And development is still ongoing
Hello everyone! Iβm Lyuboslav. Iβm a software engineer primarily focused on Java, with ongoing interests and projects in other fields like rendering engines, game development, and DevOps. Iβm mostly here to see some cool stuff!
Hi :) I have seen a few interesting articles from this site. I currently fly solo looking after my client's platform, moving from an international team of thousands of developers after being made redundant last year. I figured I still need a dev community around me, and this seems like it could be it.
Hi everyone.
Iβm Jay, founder of GobbleData and a Principle Solutions Architect working on analytics interpretation systems.
Iβve spent a lot of time working with GA4, SaaS platforms, and decision-support tooling, and Iβm interested in how software can reduce the effort required to understand data.
Looking forward to learning from the community here.
Hey everyone! π
I'm Nik, a Senior Frontend Engineer with a passion for building clean, user-friendly web applications. Currently working on a SaaS project and always exploring new tools and approaches in the frontend world.
Outside of coding, I love traveling (currently splitting my time between Georgia and Bali), music production, and photography.
Excited to connect with the community, share what I learn, and pick up some new ideas along the way. Happy to chat about frontend architecture, React, or anything SaaS-related!
Hello π I'm Charles, a software developer and tech nerd. I landed on a nice post from @shahednasser talking about the pros and cons across DEVto, Hashnode and Medium. My main blog has been on Hashnode for a few years and I cross post on Medium, but community is difficult on those platforms. I really like having discussions with other tech professionals and feel like it gives insight into things I'm either not aware of or should be learning about.
Devto seems like it's got a solid and active community π₯looking forward to finding more awesome blogs and content.
Cheers π»
Hey DEV Community!
I'm Vanshika Rana, a DevRel Engineer jumping back into writing for myself because I genuinely miss it. There's something really satisfying about breaking down why certain dev tools just click with people while others get forgotten in a week.
I've been working in DevRel for a while now, and I keep noticing patterns in what makes developers actually enjoy using a product. It's rarely just about features or documentation. There's this whole layer of experience, positioning, and understanding what developers need before they even know they need it. That's the stuff I want to write about.
So here's what I'm planning to share here:
I want to dig into developer experience and what separates tools that become part of your daily workflow from ones that just sit there. I'm talking about the little things that add up to make something feel good to use.
I'll be writing about dev tools that are trending or catching my attention. Not just surface level overviews, but actually getting into what they're doing well, what could be better, and why they matter in the current landscape.
Product walkthroughs are definitely happening, but I'm less interested in basic setup tutorials and more interested in showing you why something is worth your time and how it fits into what you're already doing.
I have a lot of opinions about DevRel, product strategy, and the dev tools space in general, and I'm going to share them. Nothing too wild, just honest perspectives from someone who works in this world every day.
I'm also building out my freelance technical writing practice on the side. If you're working on a dev tool or product and need someone who can write content that actually speaks to developers without sounding like a marketing brochure, I'd love to chat.
Beyond writing, I'm really here to learn from all of you. This community has so much knowledge and experience, and I'm genuinely curious about what everyone is building, what problems you're solving, and what tools are making your life easier right now.
Looking forward to being part of this space and hopefully creating some content that's actually useful and interesting to read!
Hello frens Iβm Victor from Lagos Nigeria. Iβm 20 y/o Iβm a frontend developerβ¦Iβm on here to get more understanding on JavaScript, react and node.js. Just joined the dev community yesterday hoping I acquire all of that on here ππ»π―