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Hello from the Cloud!
I’m Elen Chen, and I’m thrilled to finally join the dev.to community.
I’m a Cloud Architect with a deep love for distributed systems and high-performance code. Most of my days are spent navigating the worlds of Rust and Kubernetes, trying to turn complex infrastructure into something elegant and scalable.
Why I’m here:
When I’m not debugging microservices, you can usually find me hunting for the perfect cup of coffee or tinkering with open-source projects.
Excited to learn and grow with you all! Let’s build something cool.
Hey Elen! Welcome to Dev.to! Glad you are here :)
I was wondering what Open Source Projects are you currently contributing to and if you have more than one, what's your favorite? In any case, welcome aboard!
At the moment I am not working on a Open Source project. If you have some to suggest let me know 🙂
Sounds good! You could contribute to Forem (what powers this platform Dev.to) :D
That is the only open source and my first one I contribute to and still am!
Hey Elen!
Hey Elen!
Welcome welcome welcome.
If you're not sure what to do, we recommend finding 2 or 3 posts you appreciate or found helpful and leave a friendly comment or question for the author!
And you should definitely enter the April Fool's Challenge 😄
Build software that is intentionally useless
Join our April Fools Challenge for a chance at TEA-RRIFIC prizes!!!
Welcome
Hi, I am new I just came across this platform and to be honest the breakout and discussion of implementing newer technologies is super sick! I am very much interested in learning and moving forward
Hey welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well. You can follow the guide I made on engaging with the community on dev.to since you mention if you were wondering how to make the most out of being on Dev.to:
Get Started on Dev.to! A Beginner's Guide to Engage with the Community! 💡
Welcome to DEV.
@jarvisscript hi, can you please help me explore how could I get the most out of this platform ?
Read posts and make comments, Follow tags for what you want to explore.
read the top 7 posts of the week.
Features AI culture and Pi hardware hacks
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Thanks !
Hello, everyone!
I’ve been learning full-stack development since last August as part of a career change.
I signed up to stay updated on the latest in development, and I can tell the community seems really cool and close-knit!
I’m really looking forward to starting my new life in web development!
Hey Edouard! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well!
I am also a Full Stack Dev here and was wondering if you have a favorite stack? Regardless, hope your journey on Full Stack goes well along with Dev.to :D
Hey! Thank you!
Sorry I don’t have a favorite stack yet because i am a very Young apprentice for Now 😂
That's ok! Is there anything you are leaning towards?
I really enjoy learning to code and understanding how a web page is structured. I feel like I'm reading the Matrix, haha.
Hello Pierre, or Edouard, or both 🤣 Welcome ! How did you end up as full stack dev ?
I built a programming language at 15 — and it’s already fully usable (check my profile).
Congrats man and welcome to Dev.to :D
Welcome to DEV!
Thanks 😁
Hey everyone! I'm Dan — I work in data infrastructure by day and have been pursuing my interest in AI application development on the side.
It started with building a multi-agent development framework — Specialized AI agents that review each other's work, run retrospectives, and capture decision history. What began as "let me organize my AI workflow" turned into something pretty robust. I've been testing it on an open app project (a Flutter/Dart journaling app) with a lot of success — it's genuinely changed how I build software.
I packaged the framework up as a reusable template and put it out there:
Framework overview (interactive slides): diviner-dojo.github.io/agent_frame...
How-to guide (interactive slides): diviner-dojo.github.io/agent_frame...
GitHub repo: github.com/Diviner-Dojo/agent_fram...
It's all under Diviner Dojo — my open-source home for this kind of work.
Mostly here to learn from what others are building and share what I've picked up. Happy to chat about AI-native dev workflows or anything in between.
Hey Dan! Great work and welcome to Dev.to. We are glad you are here! What makes you want to get into AI in particular? Regardless, welcome :D
I was excited to be part of a new technology trend from the beginning. I work for a large company, and often we are way behind in technology. This was my opportunity to be part of something at the outset. Multi-agent coordination and engineering is new and exciting. One innovation in my framework is that it actually captures agent deliberation as artifacts in the project itself, so it becomes part of the projects memory, so you can trace decisions it makes
That and a bunch of other stuff make this an attractive framework for big companies like the one I work for. Audit traceability will be huge in this space.
Welcome to Dev.to Dan!! I have to say this is impressive.. I'd love to hear how you started your project because I'm trying to work on an IaaS and I'm currently working on the MVP what pointers would you give??
Thanks! I would say the biggest thing is to spend more time planning up front. The projects I have done (some to come online soon) have benefited from tons of planning. My background is database architecture, so thinking and planning are my strong suit, amd that has worked out very well. My framework will get you started if you need a place to start.
Thanks! I'll be sure to check it out.. I guess I have to go back to the drawing board to set up plans ;)
Hi everyone!
I’m a 2nd-period Systems Development student and I finally decided to create an account here. I’ve been looking for a place where I can surround myself with people who are as passionate about tech as I am, and DEV seems like the perfect spot.
Right now, I’m diving deep into:
🐍 Python development
🛡️ Cybersecurity fundamentals
I’m here to learn, document my progress, and meet people in the industry. Feel free to connect or drop some tips for a beginner!
Hey Samuel! Welcome to DEV! What is your favorite about System Development?
Hey Samuel ! Welcome 💪 Will be happy to connect too :)
PS you're pfp on github is SIUUUUUUUUU 🔥
Hi! I'm Jungik, a UI/UX designer and creative developer
from South Korea. I work on interactive web experiences
with GSAP, Three.js, and WebGL shaders. Just published
my first post here — excited to join the community!
Hey Jungik! Welcome to DEV! How long have you been a creative dev for?
Thanks! I've been working as a UI/UX designer for about
14 years, but started diving into creative development
(Three.js, GSAP, WebGL shaders) more seriously in the
last couple of years. It's been an exciting journey
combining design and code!
Hi Jungik. Welcome to the community. 😊
Amazing first post. Keep writing and shining. Did you learn GSAP from youtube or any other resources?
Have a great time here.
Thank you! I started with GSAP through their official
docs and CodePen examples. For Three.js and shaders,
I learned a lot from sites like threejs-journey.com
and studying Awwwards-winning sites. Building and
breaking things is the best way to learn!
Hey everyone — I'm Praveer, solo founder building Kontinuity, a Chrome extension that makes AI token costs and context health visible inside Claude and ChatGPT. Been deep in the rabbit hole of how transformer context windows actually work and what that means for how people use AI day to day. Also writing about AI token economics on Medium and running the Go Beyond Studios newsletter. Excited to learn and share some of my research here.
Hey Praveer! Welcome to Dev.to!
Thanks Francis, glad to be here. :)
Hey everyone! I'm Gaurav, a Security Analyst focused on incident response, threat hunting, and detection engineering.
I recently built SOC.Workflows (socworkflows.com) — a free collection of structured AI investigation workflows for SOC analysts. The idea is simple: instead of pasting raw alerts into ChatGPT and hoping for the best, you follow a structured 4-step workflow that guides you through triage, MITRE mapping, containment, and reporting.
Looking forward to connecting with the security and dev community here. Always happy to talk blue team, AI-assisted investigations, or building tools for SOC teams!
Hey Gaurav! Welcome to DEV and hope you are well :D
How long have you been into the role of Security Analyst for? Regardless, glad you are here :D
Hey Francis
i m doing good and hoping same for you as well.
It has been 6+ years for me in security domain.
Hello from Stockholm, Sweden :). Been a lurker all my life, benefiting from help from forums, Experts Exchange, Stack Overflow and now AI (built on all the stuff before). I joined because I have something to give :). Will post soon. (April 1st is a notoriously bad day for posting news, maybe people won't believe me hahaha).
Hey Axonn! Hope you are well and welcome to DEV! Yea, April 1 is probably not a good idea (even though I am commenting on April 2). Can't wait to see what you post! :D
Hi Axonn. Welcome to the community 😊.
Looking forward for you post. What's you major in? Any hints what the post would be about.
Have a great time here.
Hey everyone! 👋
Excited to be part of this amazing community!
A little about me — I’m passionate about tech, especially working with C#, APIs, and cloud services. I enjoy building things, solving problems, and constantly learning new skills.
Looking forward to connecting with you all, sharing ideas, and learning from your experiences
Feel free to reach out. I would love to collaborate and grow together! 🙂
Hey Yash! Glad you are here and welcome to Dev.to :D
I recommend getting started on reading the guide I made to get the most out of Dev.to! It will show you about making post and interacting with the community, so that you will be able to connect and grow!
Get Started on Dev.to! A Beginner's Guide to Engage with the Community! 💡
Regardless, Good luck on your journey :D
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support and guidance. It helped me become more familiar with the community, and I’m excited to start contributing and connecting with others.
Hey everyone,
I’m a backend engineer focused on distributed systems and real-world scaling problems.
Most of my learning hasn’t come from textbooks — it’s come from systems breaking:
→ Kafka replays corrupting state
→ cache inconsistencies under load
→ thundering herd during traffic spikes
I like to break things, understand why they broke, and then write about it so others don’t have to learn the hard way.
I’ll be sharing deep dives on:
→ system design (HLD + LLD)
→ distributed systems failures
→ real trade-offs behind “scalable” architectures
If you’re into backend engineering beyond theory — we’ll get along well.
Looking forward to learning and building with this community
Hey Rachit! Welcome to Dev.to. To get started, I recommend checking out my post on making the most out of Dev.to! I think it is a great starting point in my opinion for you to grow within this community:
Get Started on Dev.to! A Beginner's Guide to Engage with the Community! 💡
Thanks @francistrdev, I will definitely check out your post and will try to follow the approach you have suggested.
Hi everyone!
I'm Feng. I’ve been diving deep into full-stack development for the past two years, which feels like a fresh start after spending really a long time on the backend side, mostly CDN, media streaming, big data and AI infra.
It’s been an exciting pivot! All those years of backend and distributed systems gave me a solid foundation, and I'm also pretty comfortable with macOS/iOS and web frontend. I’m currently building some cool stuff and joined Dev.to to share what I’m learning and pick up some new tricks from you all.
Happy to be part of the community!
Hey Feng! Welcome to DEV!! What stack are you using for Full Stack Development. Any tips into this field? Welcome again :D
Hey Francis! Thanks for having me.
I'm currently focused on "local-first" web apps. I use Astro and React for the UI, and Wasm (C++) for processing heavy logic right in the browser. My backend is very lightweight nowadays, usually just Astro SSR or a lean Node.js setup when necessary.
My tip for full-stack? Definitely keep an eye on WebAssembly. It’s not just about bringing heavy logic to the browser and slashing server costs. I think it’ll eventually replace containers for deploying logic everywhere—from servers to IoT. Plus, its sandboxing is probably the real answer to those AI Agent security issues we're seeing.
Hi everyone, my name is Agbor Thomas a MERN stack developer building ai driven applications with the mindset that technology is meant to serve people not the other way round. I'm thrilled to be part of the community as I will be sharing post on the development and applications of scalable ai apps in the society and I will be honoured to get feedback from everyone.
Thanks to every dev community member
Thanks Agbor and welcome to DEV! How long have you been a MERN Developer for? Regardless, welcome aboard :D
I'm a MERN stack developer for a year now and thanks for welcoming me
Hey Guys!!
I am new here just signed up, know close to nothing about this platform. Just wanted a platform to share my learnings(i am starting to learn BackEnd Dev in Java Spring Boot), asked Claude AI for a platform so I am here.
BTW I have already Completed my bachelors and have like no coding knowledge except for some basic DSA, I am in deep trouble I know but i think it's never too late. I will Build from here.
Help me out with doubts and if correct me if I am making any mistakes.
Thankyouu!!
Hey Rahul!! Welcome. I'm also a bit new here and it might be overwhelming but @francistrdev has a detailed guide on how to settle in and about the coding knowledge don't sweat it.. we're all learning and trust me you're not behind.. :)
Hey Rahul! Welcome to Dev.to and congrats on your Bachelors!
I recommend visiting my post on getting started on Dev.to and making the most out of it. You will be able to learn a lot from other devs such as learning JavaScript from @sylwia-lask for example!
Get Started on Dev.to! A Beginner's Guide to Engage with the Community! 💡
What makes you get into backend development? In any case welcome!
Aww Thanks Francis for the mention 🥰 And good luck Rahul, happy to have you here!
I happened to come to this site thanks to the grand PR stunt Anthropic managed to pull out a few days ago. A leak after leak. Which, of course, is highly unlikely occurrence in any tech company. Even of modest size. Leave alone the size of Anthropic in it's own sphere. I found this platform very much open to ideas and opinions. The 1st condition for any healthy forum, I believe. Looking forward to be here with what I can offer with my limited knowledge. Try understand the other's PoV. And contribute positively.
Hey Mandar! Welcome to Dev.to! I heard about the PR stunt as well and I find that interesting. Great to have you :D
Hi guys! I am 51, refugee from Ukraine in Germany and this April I will start my study as FullStackDev. Just a leap of faith, maybe dumm. I was a graphic designer and now trying to reeducate me. No guarantee that in two years the market will be there for me, but I am curious )) chat gpt supports my decision and says he is proud 🦾 as for now I am studying C and try to understand how to start writing something by myself 🤔
Hey Irina! Welcome to DEV. Hope you are well!
Any reason to why you want to get into Full Stack Dev?
Hey Guys,
I'm Dharshan A,
a Senior Full Stack AI Engineer based in the Greater Coimbatore area. I design, build, and ship complete AI systems from model development and LLMs to application layers and production deployment. My main focus is on agentic AI systems that combine core machine learning with large language models to solve real problems reliably at scale. I care about ownership and practical outcomes. That means building systems that are robust, maintainable, and actually deliver measurable results in real-world environments, not just demos. Open to connecting with founders and recruiters who are working on serious AI projects and need someone who can take end-to-end responsibility from idea to production.
Hey Dharshan! Welcome to Dev.to! Hope you are well! :D
Hi dev.to! I'm Debbie, and I've spent my career building data pipelines, ETL systems, and data warehouses -- mostly with Python and various SQL databases (SQL Server, Snowflake, Redshift, Oracle, DB2, etc.).
More recently, I've gone deep on agentic AI workflows. I run a consulting practice called Labyrinth Analytics, and I build production systems where specialized AI agents run multi-step processes on schedules, with human review gates at every decision point. Not demos -- actual daily workflows.
Along the way, I built two developer tools I'm excited to share:
LoreConvo gives AI coding agents persistent session memory. It auto-saves what happened in each session and auto-loads relevant context in the next one. If you've ever been frustrated re-explaining your project to Claude Code every morning, this is for you.
LoreDocs is the companion -- structured knowledge management with multi-vault architecture, document versioning, and context injection. Where LoreConvo handles "what happened recently," LoreDocs handles "what's always true about this project."
Both are MCP servers, local-first (SQLite), and free for personal use (BSL 1.1):
LoreConvo on GitHub
LoreDocs on GitHub
I'll be writing about agentic AI patterns, data pipeline architecture, and the tools I'm building. My next post will be a deeper dive into how LoreConvo works under the hood.
Looking forward to being part of this community!
Hey Debbie! Welcome to DEV and thanks for taking the time to introducing yourself! Glad to have you here and hope your journey goes well :D
Hey everyone,
I’m fuad , a cybersecurity enthusiast and . Happy to be part of this community! Looking forward to learning, sharing, and connecting with you all.
Let’s build something great ....
Welcome Fuad! Glad you are here :)
thank you buddy
Welcome!!
Hellos, I found this community when looking for dev challenges. All the posts I saw about people talking bout their journey was truely inspiring, and everyone seems so nice.
Hey Alessandra! Welcome to Dev.to! You are right, everyone is quite supportive with each other and are thoughtful! Glad you join this community and hope your journey here goes well!
If you like to learn more, I created a post on getting the most out of Dev.to!
Get Started on Dev.to! A Beginner's Guide to Engage with the Community! 💡
Bon-jour.
Been making things for myself for some time, finally posted something felt the world would also like.
Hey Jared! Welcome to Dev.to! :D
hello
Hello! Welcome to Dev.to :D
“I’m working on making AI workflows predictable and debuggable at scale , curious what breaks first for you when workflows grow?”
Hello World, My name is Dhaivat and I am stepping into ML/AI journey from backend engineer, I got to know about this dev.to from cohort I am part of, there are very great people here.
Hey Dhaivat! Welcome to Dev.to! How long have you been a backend engineer for and what is your interest in ML/AI?
well well well........ welcome!
Welcome to Dev.to!
Halloumi, I'm new here and judt wanted to say hi.
Welcome Cinda to DEV :)
Hi! I’m an indie developer building web-based tools.
I love exploring new technologies and connecting with like-minded people.
Looking forward to diving into discussions and growing together!
Hey Welcome to dev! :D
Just joined!!!
Welcome Sohail!
Hey DEV community 👋
I'm Khalid, a backend developer from Rabat, Morocco.
I've been building Node.js/NestJS backends for a few years and kept running into the same production problems:
So I built Technical Debt Radar — a PR merge gate that automatically detects and blocks these patterns before they reach production.
Not a linter. Not suggestions. Actual enforcement — the PR physically cannot merge until violations are fixed.
What I've been working on lately:
radar fix --autowhich auto-fixed 47 out of 58 violations on that repo in one commandWhat I write about:
Looking forward to:
If you're building Node.js backends and tired of catching the same bugs in code review — let's connect.
What are you all working on? 👇
Hey everyone 👋
I’ve had this account since college but never really posted here.
The 418 Teapot Challenge dragged me in 😃
so I finally decided to start building and sharing here.
Looking forward to learning and connecting with you all 👥
Hello! I'm Klaudia, and I'm excited to join the
dev.tocommunity!I am a Technical Writer who wants to share experiences from the perspective of someone for whom writing documentation is a passion, not a chore. I also believe that joining
dev.tois a great opportunity to blend my love for writing with my voice as a Technical Writer, a woman in tech, and someone who cares about mental health in the industry. I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on these topics.See you around!
PS: I edited this post countless times because my cats decided that parkour around the keyboard would be a purrfect contribution from their side 🐱
Hello DEV.to community! First-time poster here.
I’m a developer who loves the sound of mechanical keyboards, especially when I'm working on a quiet laptop. Like many of you, I've used tools for this, but I recently got frustrated with a common trend.
Popular apps for mechanical sound emulation (like Mechvibes) are often built on Electron, easily consuming over 100MB of RAM just to play simple
.wavfiles in the background! As someone who values optimization, that felt like an incredible waste of resources.So, I decided to build a native solution that’s extremely lightweight. I wanted to share my journey and the result here.
Hello Dev Community!
My name is Joonas.
I don’t consider myself a traditional coder, unless you count PLC programming 😄.
I have no real experience with regular software development.
What brings me here today is a little project I built: a free radio music player made with lovable.dev. I wanted to share it with all of you.
Some time ago I discovered AI, and it genuinely changed my life. Thanks to AI, I found a real passion for creating and fixing small things that didn’t work before.
Since then, I’ve been building small apps and tools for my company, for friends, and just for fun.
B.R.
Joonas
Hi. I'm building
ghfs, a CLI tool that mounts GitHub Issues as local files via FUSE.I work with AI coding agents in my day-to-day development, and needed a better way to pass issue context to them — that's what led me to build this. I plan to share posts about
ghfsand technical challenges I've run into during development.Hello, I asked Claude how to promote articles on my blog, and it brought me here haha. I'm a Front End Dev working at qantas.com.au, an Australian airline, and I write programming articles on my blog, steveharrison.dev in my spare time.
Loving the new age of AI-assisted learning: I skipped CompSci and Uni, so have been doing a bit of LeetCode and using Claude to walk me through solutions—it's so good! The other day, it built me an interactive component where I could increment
iand see how the state changed throughout the Daily Temperatures problem.Nice to meet you all!
Hi,
I am Adi, a recent graduate and currently a Rust and Solidity engineer at garden.finance. Been a long time reader, but now that i feel confident enough to give back to the community, I recently signed up.
Just put out my very first post x * y = k, and Other Things I Should've Learned Sooner, and since this is just a testing the waters phase for me, any nudge in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
But apart from that, I am actually excited to finally grow from a lurker to an active participant in the community and would love to have a casual convo, be it tech or anything else the community finds interesting.
Hello d' devs
I'm a self-taught developer who is lacking socially. So I'm earnestly looking forward to meeting new devs with like minds
I'm mostly interested in AI automation and game. But currently in the automation phase
Nice to meet y'all
Hi Everyone! Got to know about the platform while exploring best blog platforms with claude ;) I am new to the platform but not to the dev world! Looking forward to connecting with a great community of fellow devs! 👋
Hey 👋 I'm Matthias, founder of StudioMeyer — an AI agency from Germany based in Mallorca. We build MCP servers that give AI assistants real capabilities: long-term memory (53 tools), CRM, agent personas, and AI visibility monitoring. Running 58 MCP servers with 680+ tools in production. Currently shipping everything as hosted MCP services so anyone can connect in 30 seconds. Happy to be here!
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Dicon, a Hospital IT Architect and indie dev logging in from Japan. 🇯🇵
I joined DEV because I've been looking for a community that values technical deep dives and building in public. Seeing the discussions here about AI workflows and local-first architecture is exactly why I wanted to be here!
My focus is heavily on data privacy. In fact, I just published my very first post showcasing a "local-first" Obsidian-to-AI suite I built. It allows power users to safely feed complex vaults to LLMs without cloud risks.
(Fun fact: It was rigorously tested by my chief QA engineer—my Shiba, Maru 🐕🌸).
You can check out my first post and the backstory here:
I built a local-first Obsidian suite to safely feed my vault to AI 🛠️🐕
I'm always happy to chat about system architecture, privacy-first development, or Obsidian workflows. Looking forward to learning from all the incredible perspectives in this community. Let’s build something cool! ✨
Hello to everyone, I am a tech-newbie but fully excited to be a part of this world. I am learning front-end development but long term I want to be a full-stack developer and also have a taste of AI/ML.
I am here to connect, meet fellow tech enthusiast, learn and who knows maybe later on other may just learn from me.
I am open to learning new things, after all from what I have heard from others is that tech is an ever learning field. Looking forward to being a part of the dev.to community.
Oooh, and btw I use Arch😅
Hey Dev.to — EJ Wisner here. Senior Adobe Commerce architect turned solo founder. I built Ghost Architect™, an AI-powered codebase triage tool that maps inherited codebases before your team touches them. Runs locally, BYOK, open source free tier on GitHub. Happy to be here.
Hey! I'm Artem, building open data tools. Currently working on a free API that aggregates 50+ federal environmental datasets (EPA, USGS, FEMA) into ZIP-level safety reports. Node.js + Cloudflare Workers stack. Excited to connect with other builders here.
Whats up I am new to DEV. Former pro basketball player, taught myself how to develop Ai through vibe coding and devving lol. Just trying to learn and absorb as much as I can. People have told me it is impossible to make the leap from sports into tech. I am not trying to prove them wrong but prove myself right. I have always been fascinated by the things you can do with computers as a jit. Now I have the time and the resources to fully immerse myself.
-❤️🔥Vitoshi
Hi there,
I just signed up. And thought I posted in here, but its disappeared. Im Gwil a freelance CRM migration and AI productivity consultant. Looking forward to learning from the community and hopefully contributing some useful content too
Gwil
Hi all, Just signed up today and looking to get stuck in and learn from the community. Hopefully I'll also be able to contribute and also help others
Im experienced in python, js and various AI workflows. Im currently consulting with a company who offers advice and implementation guidances for CRM structure and AI leveraged productivity
Hi everyone, I’m Raj—an engineer exploring AI, automation, and data-driven solutions. Currently learning Generative AI and how to apply it in real-world use cases.
Looking forward to connecting and learning together!
Hey dev.to! Founder of IslandBytes LLC here. We build developer tools and psychometric assessments. Currently working on CCG (a GitHub Action that gates PR merges on code comprehension) and AQ™ (an adaptability scoring instrument). Excited to share what we're building and connect with other builders here.
Whats up I am new to DEV. Former pro basketball player, taught myself how to develop Ai through vibe coding and devving lol. Just trying to learn and absorb as much as I can. People have told me it is impossible to make the leap from sports into tech. I am not trying to prove them wrong but prove myself right. I have always been fascinated by the things you can do with computers as a jit. Now I have the time and the resources to fully immerse myself.
-❤️🔥Vitoshi
Hey, ex basketball player here too. Well I played for Wales when I was 18! Looking forward to following your journey!
Hey everyone 👋
I’m currently working with an NVIDIA Jetson AGX 64GB, focusing on building fully local AI solutions for small businesses. My work revolves around implementing LLM-based systems such as RAG pipelines, autonomous agents, and end-to-end AI workflows that run entirely on local infrastructure (no cloud dependency).
I’m especially interested in optimizing performance on edge hardware, designing efficient retrieval architectures, and making AI deployments practical and cost-effective for real-world use cases.
On top of that, I’m writing a technical book on mastering the Jetson AGX 64GB—covering everything from setup and optimization to deploying production-grade local AI systems.
Looking forward to learning from the community and exchanging ideas 🚀
Hey everyone 🖖
I'm Denys, a frontend developer.
I've been working with React, and recently started building my own tool called SVGForce. It helps turn messy SVGs into clean components. Got tried of manually fixing SVGs over and over again 😅
Happy to be here!
Hi everyone 👋
I’m currently working on a side project that turns stock news into simple AI summaries.
Still pretty new to a lot of things (especially infra and LLM stuff), but learning as I go.
Happy to be here!
Howdy folks! I'm Greg. I make games in Unreal Engine 5.
Currently I'm working on a source-available plugin for the creation of linked goal progressions (think missions, checkpoints, and quests) in any UE5 game using an intuitive visual graph editor. I was looking for a home for a dev log, and this seems like the perfect spot. Excited to learn from y'all and share notes! Happy dev'ing!
Hi, everyone! I’ve been a developer for 15 years. I’ve created many native projects for Windows and Linux. My main interests now are AI, web development, and mobile apps. I’m the owner and founder of a small outsourcing company. I recently launched a powerful security plugin for WordPress. I’m actively working on two AI projects.
hello to all)
am do my FPS game in Python and may be it will interest for someone.
github repo
Hi everyone. 👋
I’m Ravina from India, new to this platform.
I have been working in web development and SEO, and I’m here to learn, explore, and connect with others.
Excited to be part of this community 🙂
Hi everyone, I’m Devraj Singh Tomar, an IT Project Head and web developer from India. I’ve worked on 50+ projects across industries like education, healthcare, and business services. I specialize in Next.js, SEO optimization, and building performance-driven websites. Recently, I’ve also been working on social media management and Google Business Profile optimization to help businesses grow online. Looking forward to learning and sharing with the community.
Hello!
I'm a data analyst with a background in economics, making my way into the dev community. I spend most of my time wrangling financial datasets, and turning messy numbers into stories that actually solve business problems.
I'm here to learn, collaborate, and share what I know about data analysis. Always down to connect with other data folks, talk shop about Python, SQL, Power BI and Excel , or swap ideas on financial modeling.
Still finding my footing in this space, but loving every bit of it so far!
Hey Dev.to! I'm Andrei, a developer from Iași, Romania with 10+ years of experience — mostly frontend React, but with 2 years of full-stack work thrown in.
After a decade of working on other people's products, I recently shipped my first solo project: an AI-powered QA test management platform. Building the full stack alone (React, Node.js, MongoDB, OpenAI API) felt natural this time around — but the SEO side of a React SPA? That's been its own rabbit hole.
Always happy to talk React, MUI, Node.js, or the chaos of launching a solo SaaS.
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Ossama — a full-stack dev and network engineer based in Egypt.
I've been building open-source tools that scratch my own itches, and my latest is DevLens — a GitHub Action that gives any repo a health score (0–100) across 7 dimensions (README quality, commit activity, CI/CD, docs, issues, and more), auto-updates your README with a live badge, and sends a weekly Discord digest.
100% free, runs inside GitHub Actions, no vendor lock-in.
github.com/SamoTech/devlens
Excited to connect with fellow builders here — especially anyone working on AI agents, automation, or open-source tooling. Let's build! 🚀
Hey everyone,
I am excited to join the Dev.to community. I have been working on understanding how modern websites are built from frontend frameworks to analytics and infrastructure. Recently, I have been building a tool around detecting and analyzing website tech stacks, and it’s been a great learning experience so far.
Looking forward to sharing what I learn and also learning from all of you here.
Would love to connect with folks interested in web technologies and product building.
Passando aqui para dar as boas-vindas a todos.
O que me trouxe até aqui foi a motivação de compartilhar artigos práticos e rápidos sobre os meus aprendizados, como forma de fixar o conteúdo e também ter um local para revisá-lo no futuro.
Hi Dev.to community
I'm on a journey to become an AI engineer, currently exploring machine learning and building web-based AI projects.
I believe in learning by building,so you'll probably see me sharing a lot of experiments and ideas here
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Vishal, an MCA student who enjoys building real-world applications and learning by doing.
Lately, I’ve been working on projects that solve everyday problems — like simplifying how people split restaurant bills and improving user experience in small but meaningful ways.
I’m here to learn, share my journey, and connect with other developers building interesting things.
Hay, everyone. I am starborn, not a programmer but a systems analyst and designer who does not like coding. Struggling to keep up finding truth anywhere, I stumble across interesting initiatives and join them, to learn and share I what learn. I like simple, elegant, useful minimal technologies and LOVE anything that will do the heavy lifting for me, so that i can detach myself from the screen and become immersed in nature and the universe, the ultimate intelligent systems. I appreciate the immense workload done by others behind the tech ecosystem. Yes, I am a touch not typical and claim the right to be so.
Hello everyone! My name is Umair Ul Islam. I am a Frontend Developer from Pakistan.
🛠️ Tech Stack
💻 What I Do
I'm building API tools for developers at JC Labs — currently working on ChartPix (chart & QR generation API), DomainLens (domain intelligence API), and GuardPost (LLM guardrails API). Here to share technical deep-dives on API design, infrastructure, and developer tooling. Excited to connect with the community!
Hi everyone, just joined from NZ. Cross-platform / full-stack. Mostly focusing on flutter & firebase combo and greenfield projects. I have medical background and I am keen to finally do something bit more meaningful than crud apps
Hey everyone! 👋
We're Musketeers Tech — a software development company that builds AI agents, web apps, MVPs, and cloud-native systems for startups and enterprises.
We love the dev community and want to share what we're building and learning — especially around AI and developer tooling.
Fun fact: we once built an AI avatar that lip-syncs in real time using GANs. Still one of our wildest projects. 🤯
Excited to connect with everyone here — drop a comment if you're working on anything AI or full-stack related, we'd love to chat! 🚀
Hello,
I am discovering the DEV community.
I am currently working on a project around hash, Web3 and digital proof (signature + blockchain).
Objective: create a simple and secure system to seal data without exposing it.
Nice to be here and see what you’re all building.
Hi everyone 👋🏻
I’m Leman. I'm a Junior Developer. I’ve been navigating the world of full-stack development for a while now, but lately I’ve decided to make an exciting pivot. I’m currently diving deep into Python, Data Science, and Machine Learning.
I’m especially interested in how we can use clinical data to create meaningful health insights (something I’ve been experimenting with lately).
I joined Dev.to to share my learning journey, document my projects, and of course, learn from all the amazing experts here.
Happy to be part of the community!
HI
I am a Moroccan student in Marketing and Sales, based in Rabat and originally from Oujda. I have a strong interest in initiatives related to youth entrepreneurship, intercultural dialogue, interfaith cooperation, peacebuilding, and cultural projects.