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Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Ashan Dev, an aspiring full-stack developer from Pakistan 🇵🇰 currently studying at APTECH. I found my way here because I'm always looking to connect with other devs and level up my skills.
I work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, and Firebase — basically anything web. I'm currently deep into building web apps and exploring AI integrations on the side.
Fun fact: I built a GitHub PR automation tool that can create thousands of pull requests using parallel processing — because why do manually what you can automate? 😄
Always excited to learn, build, and share. Looking forward to being part of this community!
Hey Ashan! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well!
Building a GitHub PR automation tool is quite impressive as @rubasri_srikanthan mentioned. How did you build it and how long did it took you?
Regardless, hope your journey goes well on Dev.to!
Hey, thanks so much for the warm welcome! 😊
So the tool is essentially a Python automation framework that interfaces with the GitHub CLI and REST API. The core idea was to automate the full PR lifecycle creating branches, committing a small change, pushing, opening the PR, and then auto-merging it all in a loop.
The initial working version took about a weekend. The high-performance async rewrite with proxy rotation and webhook notifications probably added another few days on top of that. So roughly 1–2 weeks total from idea to the polished version you see now.
It was a great way to learn GitHub's API quirks in depth!
Nice to see you here Ashan!
Hey Thulasika! Great to see you too, glad to be here! 😊
Hi everyone! I’ve missed the previous thread, so here I am this time 😅
My name is Przemek, and I do all the data things - ETL pipelines, analytics, automations, web apps and so on, so kind of a full-stack data 😎
Happy to be able to join the community here and keep learning.
I’ve also shared a blog post of my own as well, I also have some projects on the way, so I will be looking forward to be able to share my journey and hear your thoughts 🚀
Hey hey!
Hey Przemyslaw. Hope you are well. Just in time and welcome to Dev.to!
Do you have any ideas on what you are planning on posting? In any case, hope your journey goes well :D
Hi Francis!
I should be posting about the topics that will come across throughout the journey - database design, AI-powered development, frameworks comparison and such 😏. Hopefully these topics sound exciting not only for me 😅
Welcome to DEV.to, Przemek! Great to have you here. Excited to see your projects and follow your data journey.
Welcome welcome folks, great to have you.
If you're looking for a good first thing to do, we recommend finding a helpful post and leave a "thank you" comment, or ask the author a question. It's always appreciated.
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Muito obrigado pessoal
Hi Ben!
Hey all, I'm Kaiav Nihalani, a student developer. I came to try and get more involved in open source projects and show some of my own, like Webprobe. I work a lot on web development, but also on AI and reinforcement learning
Hey Kaiav! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well!
We share similarities when it comes to seeking open source and learning AI. I do recommend this post by @iamovi on "i built a social platform where everything vanishes after 24 hours". Might be a good start to Open Source.
In any case, welcome aboard and hope your journey goes well for you here :D
👋 Hello DEV — DevOps, Homelabs, and Building a Startup in Public
Hey everyone!
My name is Jonasz and I want to share some insight of how I build my External DevOps startup. I’m a DevOps / Cloud Engineer who spends unhealthy amount of time experimenting with things like:
Lately I’ve started documenting everything publicly. I’m working on a small YouTube channel where I share things like:
But I also want to turn a lot of those ideas into written posts here on DEV. Sometimes a concept just works better in text, especially when you want to walk through architecture or explain how something works step by step.
Some topics I’m planning to write about soon:
If you’re into infrastructure, DevOps, self-hosting, or startup building, we’ll probably get along well.
I’m also always curious how other people structure their homelabs and workflows, so feel free to say hi or share what you’re working on.
Looking forward to learning from all of you!
Hey Jonasz! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well :D
The Foundation - group You're a part of, seems awesome. Great idea too!
Thanks!
Happy to learn from you
Thanks!
Hello everyone! I'm Elmar Chavez, a licensed civil engineer turned frontend developer.
I started this career shift last March 2025 and I have been showing up everyday to upskill in the tech industry. My goal here is to expand my connections and write some dev posts about my personal experiences on my way to being a respected full stack developer.
Hey Elmar! Welcome to Dev.to and hope you are well.
Is there a certain technology you are using for full-stack? In any case, welcome aboard :D
Currently contemplating on whether to learn Python for the backend or stick with JavaScript for now.
Welcome and nice meeting you, Elmar.
Good job and keep at it.
Hey Technodox10! Hope you are well and welcome to Dev.to!
Is there anything you want to learn in AI/ML in-depth? Was wondering what was before your journey in tech.
In any case, welcome aboard and hope you are well!
Hi everyone!
I'm Ihor Klymchuk, with more than 12 years of experience in e-commerce development, and for the past year, I've focused on AI development. I have over 7 years of experience in leadership roles such as CTO and Architect.
I'm here to share my experience and hopefully bring you some insights :) Also, I'm happy to find new connections, read your stories, and continuously improve.
Hey Ihor! Hope you are well. Welcome to Dev.to!
12+ years is a lot in your field of development and glad you still developing! What's your favorite part about being an e-commerce dev? In any case, welcome and hope your journey goes well!
Thank you.
I think the best part in e-comm is business - the ability to work with large enterprises and B2B projects, which is really a very cool experience that requires a lot of passion and skills to resolve complex tasks.
Hey everyone! 👋
My name is Lawrence ,a computer science graduate with a strong interest in software development, cybersecurity, and backend systems. I joined this community because I believe the best way to grow as a developer is by learning from others, sharing knowledge, and building real-world projects together.
My current stack includes Python, FastAPI, Git, and networking fundamentals, and I also have experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Recently, I’ve been focusing on building backend APIs and security-focused applications, especially projects related to authentication systems and fraud detection.
One thing I enjoy most about development is solving real problems with code. Lately, I’ve been working on production-style APIs and exploring secure system design, trying to understand how real-world applications are structured and protected.
Looking forward to learning from everyone here, contributing where I can, and connecting with fellow developers. Glad to be part of the community! 🚀
Hey Lawrence! Hope you are well and welcome to Dev.to. I appreciate you taking the time for your introduction! Hope your journey goes well :D
Yes, everything is moving find just looking for opportunities to learn a grow. Thank you for your concern
Welcome Lawrence. Hope you find a good network here.
As someone who pivoted from Industrial Engineering to Data, I’ve seen my share of 'messy flows,' but nothing beats the elegance of a well-tuned cluster.
I have to confess: I’m so deep into the ecosystem that if I were a piece of Java code, I’d definitely be dating Kafka. Our relationship would be low-latency, high-throughput, and we’d never have sync issues thanks to perfect partitioning. 💘
Sorry RabbitMQ, you're great, but my heart (and my offsets) belong to Kafka.
Build on, always!
Hey there 👋, I'm a full stack developer vibing on coding and problem-solving. I'm here to learn and share knowledge related to Tech, I'm vibing with Python, JavaScript, Java, and C++, plus HTML/CSS for frontend magic ✨. I work with MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL for databases, and I've got frameworks like React, Angular, Django, Flask, and Node.js.
Hey Ithagu! Welcome to Dev.to! Also a full stack here and great stack choice!
Any plans for this year? Regardless, welcome aboard!
Welcome to DEV.to, Ithagu! That’s a great stack you’re working with. Looking forward to your posts and learning from what you share.
Hi, everyone! It's great to be here. My name is Kyle and I have been a computer enthusiast for a couple decades. Started with HTML at 14 and now I'm trying to get an Electrical/Computer Engineering degree and go into quantum computing.
I do a lot of PHP work, mainly because there is a lot of PHP work, but I'm a full-stack developer, systems admin, and data engineer who can work across many stacks. Around 2020, I was working for a digital marketing firm in Boulder that had quite a bit of custom WordPress development needs. After wrangling enough custom plugin code, I ended up creating my own, fully-featured framework for WordPress plugin development in PHP. I wanted to share it with the world and hopefully get some feedback.
I'm super excited to be here and I look forward to hopefully getting to connect with you all and learn more about the community!
Hey Kyle. Hope you are well. Welcome to Dev.to! What inspired you to go into quantum computing?
Thank you! I always was intrigued by hardware while I was learning, and one day I thought it would be really neat to make a computer that ran off of light. I have strong math skills, and behold, there was an entire field called "optical computing". I would like to try and implement a specific model I have in mind some day for processing modal superpositions of information, which is a pretty big challenge in the field currently for optical cables.
Hey Kyle! Quantum computing is possibly the most thrilling pursuit on the planet right now. Good luck with your degree!!
Hi everyone, I’m Emmanuel, a Cloud and DevOps engineer. I work with Kubernetes, automation, and cloud infrastructure, and I’m currently exploring serverless as an AWS Community Builder. Excited to learn and share my journey here.
Hey Emmanuel! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well. How long have you been a Cloud and DevOps engineer and was wondering what was one thing you enjoy being in that field?
Regardless, welcome :D
Hey Emmanuel, Welcome to DEV.to! Excited for your Kubernetes & serverless journey!
hey everyone! I'm Lisa Sun。 With over 10 years of experience in digital marketing, I've seen firsthand the technical bottlenecks content creators face daily. That frustration led me to the builder side of the web. I am the creator of SaveFBS, a fast, browser-based utility designed to help marketers efficiently archive and manage social media video assets. On DEV, I share insights at the intersection of MarTech (Marketing Technology), web utility development, and product growth. Let's connect!
Hey Lisa. Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well!
I can't wait to see your insights on Dev.to! Hope your journey goes well for you!
Welcome to DEV.to, Lisa. Nice to meet you. MarTech and web utilities sound like an interesting space to build in.
Hey there! 👋 I'm Dipta — a frontend developer from India who loves building fast, smooth web experiences.By Day, I obsess over making data-heavy apps feel effortless (currently wrangling 60K+ rows into butter-smooth tables 🧈). By night, I tinker with side projects, click photos 📸, and learn whatever catches my eye.
Nice to meet you! ✌️
twitter - x.com/BiswasDipta23
github - github.com/itsdiptabiswas
Hello Guys 👋, I'm Dominion from Nigeria, an Undergraduate student. I'm here to Learn as I student to know things about web development building apps and connecting to the professionals in the community. Thank you🙏
Hi everyone 👋
I’m Subhajit Kar, a mobile app engineer working mostly with iOS, Android, and cross-platform frameworks like Flutter.
A lot of my work revolves around mobile infrastructure, SDK integrations, and improving developer workflows around building, testing, and shipping apps.
Recently, I’ve been spending more time building small tools and experimenting with ideas that solve real problems I keep running into during development.
Excited to be part of this community, learn from other builders, and share things I’m working on along the way.
Curious to hear - what’s the most annoying part of your mobile development workflow these days?
Hey Subhajit! Welcome to Dev.to and hope you are well!
I never really got into the niche of Mobile Development, so I cant have a say. I would assume is making sure it is compatible with all devices in some way. It can range from phone sizes, backend, etc.
In any case, welcome and hope your journey on Dev.to goes well :D
Hi, I'm Christian, picking up on AI setups for regulated industries, having been in validation and quality for processes and systems for the past 25 years. Over the decades have been doing some programming in various environments from 8-bit assembler languages to Groovy (always depending on what was needed to do the task at hand). Now continuing my learning journey with building resilient AI orchestrations ready be used in regulated industries in a compliant way.
Happy to interact with the community.
Hey Christian! Welcome to Dev.to and hope you are well! In the past 25 years, what is your favorite part so far that you enjoyed? In any case, hope your journey here goes well :D
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Taz, a bootstrap founder and dev.
I've been spending way too much time lately obsessing over AI unit economics, so I decided to build a few tools to help visualize the 'Retry Tax' when switching between models like GPT-5.2 and DeepSeek. Currently learning how to optimize context caching for real-time agents. Happy to be here and connect with other tool-builders!
Hey, My name is Roland. I'm a soon to be graduate from the Cloud Computing and Software Development course from University of Galway. Nice to meet yall.
Hey Roland! Welcome to the community! I hope you are well and congrats on your upcoming graduation. Any plans you have after graduation? In any case, welcome aboard!
Welcome to DEV.to, Roland! Congrats on your upcoming graduation.
Hey everyone 👋
I'm Rishabh. I enjoy building web tools and experimenting with small online products. Recently I've been working on a platform with a bunch of file tools for PDFs and images.
Here to learn, share ideas, and meet other builders.
Hello everyone! Glad to be here.
Welcome Marco!
Hey Marco! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well. Any plans you have for this year? Regardless, welcome!
Welcome to DEV.to, Marco! What brings you here?
Hello community. I’m currently starting my job hunt after finishing up at the startup I was with from founding team to acquisition. Looking to fill knowledge gaps and grow with everyone here.
Hey William! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well.
What job are you currently looking for? Regardless, welcome!
Welcome to DEV.to, William!
welcome everyone
I'm Hazzan, an IT student at Miva University, Nigeria. I'm passionate about tech and always looking to learn and grow. Excited to connect and share my journey.
Hey Hassan! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well and good luck on your journey!
Hello Hazzan, 👋 how are you doing?
Hi everyone — I'm Glen.
I live and work in New Zealand and spend most of my time building software. My day job is as a FileMaker developer, but lately I've been spending a lot of my spare time experimenting with AI-assisted development and building small systems from scratch.
I've been in IT for quite a while (though relatively new to the FileMaker ecosystem), and the speed at which AI tools can help you move from idea to working software is pretty remarkable. It's starting to feel like a genuinely viable way for a single developer to build some surprisingly capable products.
I'm planning to write about what I'm learning along the way — what works, what breaks, and how to keep things from turning into chaos.
Looking forward to learning from everyone here too.
Hey everyone! I’m Dmastack, a full‑stack developer working with React on the frontend and Django on the backend.
I’m here to connect with other developers, learn new techniques, and share what I’ve picked up along the way. I love building clean, scalable apps and exploring how frontend and backend can work together seamlessly.
A fun fact about me: I can spend hours debugging… and somehow still enjoy it.
Looking forward to learning and growing with this community!
github: github.com/djangofullstack
twitter: @digitalmetaapp
Hi guys, I'm Stevi, dev turned into VC, but never stopped coding, I've been doing that for the past 35 years (geez!). Anyhow, I was not happy with current agents, and I build my own, Captain Claw (duh!). I've posted an article here about it, hope you'll like it!
Hey! I'm Hugo, I'm a developer working on a Linux screen recorder who joined Dev.to because the development process has been quite technical and I'm looking forward to sharing that journey with everyone. Besides also helping people who share the same Linux screen recording frustrations that I used to have
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Aishat. I’m here to learn more about web and app development, share ideas, and connect with other devs. Fun fact: I love building projects that mix creativity with tech, especially ones that nobody has tried before! Excited to be part of this community.
Hey everyone! I'm Moses , and the good thing about me is the desire to create something new, unique, and different. Mostly a problem solving metrics. It's quite right to call me an aspiring full-stack developer from Nigeria, looking out for a good collaborations, to level up and connect with more developers.
I wished my welcome here!
Thanks everyone
Hey! I'm Chris — been coding for 25+ years, hacking on things ranging from enterprise cloud stuff to random side projects. Joined because I wanted to read posts from people who actually understand what their code does. Nothing against vibe coding 😅🍻
Hello! I'm Henry from South Korea. I speak English, Spanish, and Korean fluently, and I am planning on studying Backend. Some of my dreams is to create a project with at least 5k github stars, score a contract with the government, and run my own profitable business. Although I was a computer science major, I am a novice at this field, and I am planning to dedicate full-time studying for the next year or two. Looking forward to this journey and learning from yall!
Hello everyone! 👋
I'm excited to join the Dev.to community.
I’m an Automation and Data Reliability Engineer with experience in test automation using tools like Cypress and Selenium. Recently, I’ve also been exploring data engineering and data pipeline reliability.
I’m here to share and learn more about:
• test automation
• data engineering
• building reliable data pipelines
• software engineering practices
Looking forward to learning from the community and sharing technical arti
Hey all, I'm Dan a solo dev from New Zealand. Passionate about AI agents, machine learning, and the security challenges around them i enjoy building prototypes, i am learning a lot about Agents and autonomous systems. I enjoy building everything and anything with the help of AI it becomes really Fast get something up and running. i hope i can find more like minded people to explore and talk the future of AI with.
Hey, I'm Manideep — M.Tech CS student from Hyderabad, India.
Backend systems and developer tooling mostly. Just published my first
dev.to post about ChaosRank, an OSS tool I built for risk-driven chaos
experiment scheduling in microservices.
Happy to be here — looking forward to reading what people are building.
Hey everyone, Tibout here, an indie founder and developer currently based in Georgia. I build full stack platforms. Right now I'm working on an AI website builder for SMBs, a form backend/tooling product, and an in-chain generative art platform (yes definitely way too much for one person 😅). I am always somewhat obssesively building tools / platforms / etc. that I believe should exist. I am looking forward to exploring DEV more and connecting with other devs building cool things!
Hello dev.to community,
My name is Sree. I am an experienced solutions architect specialized in initiatives using latest technologies and strategic integrations with the existing technologies.
My latest focus is on:
incubator.apache.org/projects/casb...
Happy to collaborate with you for success.
Thank you.
/Sree
Hi everyone! I'm like... some kind of supernova, watch out!
Hey! Welcome to Dev.to!
Hey everyone! I’m a dev who likes experimenting with AI, web stuff, and random side projects. I’ll be sharing small things I build and what I learn along the way. Excited to hang out here and read cool posts.
Hi everyone! I'm Deejay. I'm developing some very small, very fast offline tools as a sort of alternative to the modern IDE. The most immediate is Grove: Featherweight Version Control. Should be especially useful to vibe coders, should be especially attractive to hackers. Deeper dives and Github push coming this week.
It is an honor to take part in such an important forum! WOW!
Glad you are here Rafael! I hope you are well :D
Hello Everyone, I am an aspiring software engineer who have jumped into tech world to find my interest in any language of softwares.
Got to know about this platform from my college senior. Hoping to share my developing journey on this platform ❤️
Hello! I'm Yuri. Solo builder and mom-to-be, just shipped a screen time tracker for Android and Chrome called ScreenTally. I came from the startup world (co-founded a tech company for the trades industry) but spent the last few months deep in Android and Chrome extension land. My focus is digital wellbeing and parental controls. The most humbling lesson: Android's UsageStatsManager.queryEvents() silently drops events with no error (cost me a full day.) Looking forward to sharing what I learned here, and reading what everyone else is building.
Hello Dev Community 👋
My name is Kamlesh Patil, and I’m a software engineer with 4 years of experience working with Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, Hibernate, JavaScript, and SQL.
I recently joined Dev.to to share what I’ve learned while building backend applications and working with modern Java technologies. I’m also exploring topics like AI and GenAI integration, system design, open-source contributions, and best practices for building scalable APIs.
Here you’ll find posts about:
• Java and Spring Boot
• Backend development and Microservices
• System design and scalable architectures
• AI tools and emerging technologies
• Open-source contributions and developer growth
I’m excited to learn from this amazing community and contribute by sharing my experiences and insights.
Thanks for having me here! 🚀
Hey everyone
I’m here because I’m genuinely interested in the dev space and wanted a place where I can learn, explore, and just enjoy the process of building things. This is basically my starting point in the developer world, so I’m still very much at the beginning of the journey.
Right now I’m learning Python with the long-term goal of becoming an AI engineer. At the same time, I’m also aiming to become a generalist in basic programming so I can understand the fundamentals across different areas of development.
I’m looking forward to learning from the devs here, seeing how others approach problems, and gradually improving my skills along the way. Any advice, resources, or insights are always appreciated. Glad to be here!
Hi everyone 👋
I'm the owner of a small coffee shop in Kyoto, Japan — been roasting and serving
coffee for about 15 years. A few years ago I started building apps for our shop
(bean tracking, brewing tools, etc.), and that pulled me deeper into software
development than I ever expected.
I work mainly with TypeScript and have been spending a lot of time in AI coding
environments recently. I joined DEV to share what I've learned building developer
tools and coffee apps — and to connect with others working on side projects.
Looking forward to being part of this community!
Hi, I’m Sanjay Krishnan JV. I specialize in cloud infrastructure, Virtual Desktop solutions, and automation using PowerShell, Azure, and AVD.
I’m passionate about building efficient, reliable systems and leveraging full-stack development skills including React, Next.js, Node.js, and TypeScript to create seamless, modern applications.
I love exploring new technologies, contributing to open-source projects, and tackling challenges that combine automation, cloud, and software development.
Hey everyone! I’m finally joining the Dev.to community. I’ve been deep in the world of game development, specifically building with C# and Unity. I’m a big believer in learning by doing, and my itch.io page is becoming a bit of a playground for my experiments."
What I’m Working On
"I love exploring different mechanics—from precision platforming to arcade-style combat. Recently, I’ve been focusing on polishing game loops and diving into multiplayer functionality to see how I can make my games more interactive."
Current Portfolio Highlights
Arcane Ascent: A precision pixel-art platformer where I experimented with a 'conjure-to-climb' mechanic.
Medieval Tic-Tac-Toe: My recent foray into online multiplayer and themed UI design.
Orbit Rogue: An arcade-style Boss Rush game where I focused on tight combat patterns and scaling difficulty.
Pixel Dash: One of my core projects—a 2D endless parkour platformer that really helped me nail down movement physics.
Why I’m Here
"I’m here to document my progress, share snippets of my C# scripts, and connect with other Unity developers. If you're into indie dev or pixel art, let's talk shop!
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Ramesh, an Staff Software Engineer from the UK 🇬🇧 working at Marks & Spencer on cloud-native microservices and digital loyalty platforms. I found my way here because I'm passionate about making AI education accessible to everyone — and connecting with builders who think the same way.
I work with Java 21, Spring Boot, TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Kubernetes — basically anything from backend microservices to full-stack platforms. I'm currently deep into building AI Educademy (aieducademy.org) — a free, multilingual AI education platform with 10 learning programs across 5 languages.
Fun fact: I built the entire platform — 150+ lessons, PWA support, a playground with AI games, and a certificate system — largely by pair-programming with AI assistants. The whole thing is open source 🚀
Always excited to learn, build, and share. Looking forward to being part of this community! 🙌
Hi there! I’m GengWang Zhang, an Android Developer with over seven years of experience based in China. I’ve joined this community to connect with fellow developers, share knowledge, and expand my skill set. My goal is to grow into a full-stack developer while also improving my English speaking and writing fluency. Feel free to check out my LinkedIn and X (Twitter) accounts. Looking forward to learning from all of you!
Hello, everyone! I am Nisa from Indonesia. Currently learning to be a fullstack developer, and found this useful DEV community from TOP assignment reading link about javascript XOXO. I really want to know more about new post updates related in technology here
Hello to the amazing community! I'm a developer, I've worked in cybersecurity, federal IT, and the private sector — wearing hats that range from sysadmin to solutions architect to compliance analyst, sometimes all in the same week. I like to dabble.
Across all of it, I've read and learned from talented people from all over. I've also been sitting on some ideas and I think 2026 is as good a year as any to start acting on some of them.
Right now, I'm focused on credential management, SSL certificates, key rotation, and the messy reality of how organizations — big and small — track the things that expire. Plan to share some of that here.
One of my ideas has become a side project called CertWatcher, so expect some honest notes from the trenches of solo SaaS development too.
Happy to be here. Looking forward to continuing to learn from all of you!
👋👋 Hey Everyone! 👋👋
(multiple gestures... can you guess where I am originally from?)
I'm Federico, Marketing Performance by day, side project addict by night.
I build things to learn things, right now that's MonkeyTravel, a free AI travel planner built with Next.js, Supabase, and Vercel. When I'm not staring at code or ad dashboards, I'm probably baking sourdough, shooting street photography, or convincing myself that one more side project won't hurt.
I write about what I learn along the way.
My projects graveyard is huge, but that's the way I prefer to learn! 😄
I'm Nils Co-founder and CTO of BRYM - A neuro tech startup for training focus.
I consider myself a non-tech guy in a tech world. Happily diving into the world of agent engineering to learn to get things done myself and ship stuff!
Hi everyone, recently struggling with my pace to finish my full-stack developer goal but today I once again hope to start strong. Nothing build fancy yet and I am yet to touch my full potential, I believe.
Let's do it and stay strong!
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Hi! Chris here, based in Thessaloniki, Greece.
I'm 40, career-changing from retail management to AI engineering. Just archived my first API and rebuilt it from scratch—turns out code review teaches you more than any tutorial.
Currently working on a fashion retail API with FastAPI + PostgreSQL. Next up: chatbot layer, then RAG, then multi-agent systems.
Looking forward to learning from this community and sharing the journey!
👋 Hey everyone!
I’m Hazel, co-founder of Augenci. I work mostly in the software marketing space, helping tech products grow and reach the right audience.
I joined Dev.to because I’m genuinely passionate about technology and the way it can empower people. Lately, I’ve been spending a lot of time exploring AI and automation, especially how AI can support marketing teams.
Right now, my team and I are building an AI-agent style tool for marketing, designed to help teams automate workflows, generate insights, and reduce repetitive tasks so they can focus on strategy and creativity.
I’m always excited to learn, experiment with new tools, and explore how tech can make work smarter. Dev communities are one of the best places to exchange ideas, so I’m really glad to be here.
Looking forward to connecting with you all and learning from this community!
Hello everyone,
What can I say about myself? First, I am a French guy, 50 years old. I have been coding since I was 6 (1982). My first computer was a ZX Sinclair ZX81, followed by a long succession of machines over the decades.
I am not the archetypal developer of the 2000s and 2010s. I never particularly enjoyed typing on a keyboard just to signal mastery — and frankly, that is how I felt about a lot of developers in those years.
In French, the word for computer is ordinateur, literally, a machine that is supposed to bring order out of chaos. But I always found that label somewhat misplaced, because the real ordinateur is the developer.
That is probably the most accurate way to describe me: I like to bring order to things in a way that makes them do something.
It is also why I am genuinely thrilled about this new era of coding. I can now bring order at a much greater scale, and with far better quality. Working with AI has given me back the joy I felt in the 1980s sitting in front of a screen, especially with a simple terminal, just like the old days. (I hate IDEs)
Hi everyone. I am Acacio, Portuguese working in Germany, and I am NOT a dev, as the majority here is. I work as a Service Level Manager, on a company that deliver IT solutions for buses and mobility, for public transport in general.
I am learning Python, avoiding the vibe coding whenever I can (it is hard, but we can do it :D ). Also trying to navigate AI waters so it can help me to deliver better value.
Looking forward to being part of the community.
Hello everyone! 👋 I'm deecaps, an aspiring full-stack developer from Nigeria 🇳🇬, graduate of Mathematics (University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State). I found my way here because I'm always looking to learn, build and connect with other devs and level up my skills.
I want learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, and Firebase — basically anything web. Can't wait to start the learning process!
Hey everyone! 👋 We're STACKFOLO, building an all-in-one project dashboard Chrome extension for developers.
If you've ever had 40+ tabs open across multiple side projects and lost track of where everything is, that's exactly the problem we're solving. Our extension turns your new tab into a project hub with AI-powered resource saving, GitHub commit timeline, and subscription tracking.
Excited to share what we're building and learn from this community. Happy to chat about Chrome extensions, developer productivity, or side project management!
Hello from SF, wwpk (Evan) here, building agent financial infrastructure at Semantic Layer and Ethereum infra.
Lately focused on one problem: agents need wallets if they’re going to act economically online.
Right now we're working on ClawMarket.tech where agents can register, trade agent keys, and interact onchain. The actual usecase here is not the agent2agent trading and chatting, but the skill.md we have that gives agents the ability to understand and transact, owning their own wallet and signing signatures for txns.
More soon on agents and signing -> acting as real economic users.
Wondering if anyone else is experimenting or building in the agent + crypto space for financial autonomy for AI? If so, happy to chat and check out our skill.md, free to get your agent onboarded!
Hey everyone! I'm Vitor, a Brazilian guy and aspiring full-stack developer. I found my way here through an article written by Erik Trautman, the founder of The Odin Project.
I'm new to the world of programming and hope to get some help, as well as being able to help others one day.
Hey DEV community! 👋 I'm Proparna Das — Full Stack Engineer with 8+ years building web apps across React, Next.js, Node.js, Laravel, Flutter and AWS.
Currently CTO at Concepteur Technologies, freelancing with Brainium Information Technologies, and have worked with teams in Sweden. Now expanding deeper into AI integration and LLM-powered systems.
Happy to connect with anyone working in similar spaces! 🚀
Hi everyone 👋
I’m Robin, a software engineer from the UK.
Recently I started building a small SaaS called Adversa(.io) that monitors competitor websites and highlights meaningful changes like pricing updates, feature launches, and messaging shifts.
I’m interested in SaaS, automation, and product strategy, and I’m planning to share a few posts here about competitor monitoring and building tools in this space.
Looking forward to learning from the community and meeting other builders.
Hello, everyone! 👋 My name is Jesús, but you can call me Jisas. I am a video game developer with Unity and C# 🎮, specializing in gameplay and tooling. I ended up here somewhat by accident, and I find it a little difficult to socialize, but it's always good to step outside your comfort zone, so here I am, eager to continue learning and growing. 😋
Hi DEV
I’m Vitor — long-time lurker, first-time poster.
After spending quite a while reading great posts here (and learning a lot from the comments), I finally decided it was time to stop lurking and join the conversation.
I’m the founder of CodeSlick.dev, a security scanner that helps developers catch vulnerabilities early — especially the ones that sneak into AI-generated code. It integrates with GitHub and follows OWASP standards so teams can keep projects secure without slowing down development.
I’m also building Endure, a tool focused on keeping codebases healthy over time by tracking technical debt and repo health metrics. It’s currently free in preview while I continue shaping it with feedback from developers.
Most days I’m building developer tools, thinking about code security, and occasionally fixing bugs I introduced myself.
Looking forward to learning from the community and sharing what I discover along the way.
Hey everyone, I’m Caio from Brazil. My background is civil engineering, and lately I’ve been focused on building AI automation tools for real engineering problems. I’m especially interested in construction tech, infrastructure systems, and Python workflows. Happy to join the community.
Un saluto a tutta la comunità Dev, sono onorato di poter avere un confronto con qualcuno che sa e può spiegare quello che dice. Ho creato qualcosa e sto cercando di capire la validità,e altro.vi ringrazio
Hi everyone! 👋
My name is Joseph, a PERN Stack Developer from Nigeria 🇳🇬. I love building modern web applications using React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
I joined the DEV Community to connect with other developers, learn from amazing builders around the world, and share my journey as I continue improving my full-stack development skills.
Right now I'm focused on building scalable full-stack applications and exploring better backend architecture with Node.js and PostgreSQL.
Fun fact: I enjoy turning real-world problems into web solutions and I'm always experimenting with new ideas and projects.
Looking forward to learning from you all and contributing to the community! 🚀
Hey! Hugo, CEO at Origin 137. We're building a platform to deploy and operate autonomous AI systems in production. I'm here mainly to share what we're learning the hard way: getting AI agents from a working demo to something that actually runs reliably at scale. Observability, deployment patterns, cost control, the unglamorous stuff that makes or breaks a prod system. Looking forward to reading what others are building.
Hey Everyone. I'm Santhoshkumar, a Front-end Developer, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript and mostly hangout with Angular. Recently, working in AI project called AgentOps an Angular 21 Dashboard, which helps AI/ML Teams to monitor their agents and gives visual understanding of how your models and agents are running behind the screens.
Hi everyone, I'm DKForge, a software engineer working in the insurance sector.
I've worked with various technologies including IAM, backend and frontend development, integrations, and web services.
Glad to be part of the community. I'm looking forward to connecting with other developers, having discussions, and learning about new technologies.