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Last week, I asked the community "What is your favorite music to listen to when programming?" and here is one answer that stood out to me by @sathishk-dev stating "Microsoft Teams ringtone 🤯😅"
Question of the Week!
"What is your favorite programming language?"
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TypeScript, easily. 🙌 It's the language that finally let me move fast and sleep at night — the type system catches the dumb mistakes before they reach prod, and refactoring a large codebase stops feeling like defusing a bomb. The tooling and ecosystem are just icing. Python is my close second for anything data/AI-related though. What about everyone else — anyone here a Rust convert trying to pull me over? 👀
You're speaking my language with TS and Python! But I'm actually learning Rust right now, mostly because compiled Rust binaries are great for source code protection. It's a beast to learn compared to TS and Python, though—the borrow checker is fighting me every day! 😅
TypeScript ahh, I am trying to learn JS, I seem to be struggling I learned HTML,CSS fairly quickly
Have you tried Zig btw?
Hey K Vivaan,
I was on a similar path a while ago. One thing that helped me a lot was trying to understand how JavaScript works behind the scenes rather than just learning the syntax.
If you haven't already, you could start by learning about the V8 engine and how JavaScript executes code internally. It gave me a much better understanding of what was actually happening when I looked at my code.
Just sharing what worked for me—everyone learns differently, but it might be worth checking out.
oh that's great advice I will look into it
thanks 😄
thanks @francistrdev
Hi everyone, I'm Mayree, a Customer Service Representative transitioning into tech(Front-End Development).
The journey hasn't been easy. I've spent a lot of time stuck in tutorial hell, often not knowing what to learn next. Sometimes I learn something new, then find myself going back to learn something else instead of building.
I'm hoping this community will be my last stop on that cycle. My goal is to focus on understanding what I learn, applying it in real projects, and turning knowledge into actual code and solutions.
I'm excited to learn, build, and grow alongside everyone here. Looking forward to connecting with you all!
Shifting your focus to building real projects is absolutely the right move. I spend a lot of my time spinning up my own web apps and automation tools, and I can promise you that the real learning happens when things break and you have to figure out how to fix them yourself.
Don't worry about knowing everything before you start. Just pick a small project and dive in. Looking forward to seeing what front-end solutions you build!
Thank you! I really needed to hear this. I've spent a lot of time jumping from tutorial to tutorial, so I'm intentionally focusing more on building now, even if it's not perfect. Looking forward to sharing my progress and learning from everyone here!
Welcome, Mayree.
Tutorial hell is familiar to many of us. What helped me was picking one very small thing and finishing it, even if the code was ugly.
Good luck with front-end. Share what you build here — small projects count too.
Thank you Eugene!
Haaaiiiii, my name is Farhan, I may not be from the same field but I do relate on the part where you're stuck in hours of tutorial learning about programming etc, it can be really daunting and a steep hill to climb (the last half year to finally understand and be able to explain things at a glance) but it felt so rewarding once I did. It's even more fun to build projects, especially those that could solve real-world solutions etc. Can't wait to see your future work! All the Best ✨️💪🏻
Hello everyone! 👋
I'm yuzu_mikan, a high school student from Japan.
I'm excited to join the DEV community!
My English isn't very good yet, but I'm looking forward to learning a lot of new things from other developers and improving my skills.
Nice to meet you all!
Hi, I finished university a while ago now with a degree in AI, I signed up to this site to hopefully share work on my projects, knowledge and to connect with others in the tech and AI industry, and somewhat game development.
👋 Hey everyone, Sebastian here from Cali, Colombia.
I'm a software engineer and consultant. Outside of client work, I build small projects to learn and experiment. Right now that includes a multiplayer party game at games.valdemird.com and a growing collection of developer tooling projects.
Lately I've been focused on a question: how do we make AI assistants genuinely useful for day-to-day software development, not just impressive in demos? Most of my experiments and writing revolve around that.
I share what I learn—in both English and Spanish—at valdemird.com. Looking forward to sharing some of those ideas here and learning from what everyone else is building.
Fun fact: I started with React Native before I ever touched React on the web. Mobile came first; the DOM came later.
What are you learning, building, or experimenting with these days?
Hey Sebastian , your question about making AI genuinely useful day-to-day rather than impressive in demos is exactly what I've been thinking about too. I've been experimenting with MCP and LLM gateways for infrastructure use cases. What's been the biggest gap you've noticed between demo AI and actually useful AI in your experiments?
Totally with you on this. For me the gap is consequences, in a sandbox nothing actually breaks so the AI always looks great, but the second it touches a real project that changes real fast lol.
Honestly that's half the reason I've been living in OpenTelemetry, Langfuse, Prometheus and Grafana lately. If the problem is consequences, you kinda need to actually see what the agents are doing once they're loose, otherwise you're just guessing. Throw in stuff like the Ralph loop and harness engineering and yeah, it's a fun time to be doing this.
Your MCP + gateway thing sounds super interesting btw, would genuinely read a whole post on it. How's it going?
hey, i am on a similar path too , would like to connect .
Sure 🙂
Hey Sebastian! Your journey with tech is really cool, and I definitely want to check out your game. I'm learning web development and data analytics right now.
Hey! DevOps engineer from Korea. Been working with Python and Django for a while —
mostly infrastructure, CI/CD, database migrations. Just shipped my first open source
tool and figured this was a good place to share things. Excited to be here!
👋 Hi everyone!
I’m Moulik, currently pursuing my B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering. My journey so far has been fueled by building projects in C++ (including a modular SAT solver) and diving headfirst into game development, which I’m learning independently.
I love exploring how code can evolve into scalable systems or immersive gameplay, and I’m always excited to collaborate, share ideas, and learn from this amazing community. Let’s push boundaries together and make tech fun, impactful, and a little bit playful along the way! 🎮✨
Hi All!
I am Pratik Goswami, a Frontend Engineer based in Bangalore, India.
I am deeply passionate about modern web architecture and UI engineering—specifically:
Lately, I’ve been spending my time diving into frontend system design and building side projects focused on real-time collaboration tools and performance optimization.
Excited to join the community here, read some great technical breakdowns, and share some of my own insights down the line. Let’s connect!
Welcome, Pratik.
Frontend system design is a great rabbit hole. The deeper you go, the more you realize performance and UX are not separate topics at all.
Real-time collaboration tools sound interesting too. Looking forward to seeing what you share.
Hi everyone 👋
I'm Paolo, a software manager and developer from Italy.
I've been working with C# and industrial software systems for many years, spending most of my time somewhere between software architecture, team leadership, and hands-on development.
Lately, like many others, I've been fascinated by how quickly AI is transforming the way we build software. Every week there seems to be a new model, a new tool, or a completely new way of working.
One of the reasons I joined DEV is that keeping up with this pace is almost impossible alone.
Looking forward to learning from the community and hopefully contributing something useful along the way.
Hi I am Max. Nice to meet you!
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m an electronics engineer with a PhD in AI, but my passion is coding and development.
I recently built my own desktop tool: an AI writing mentor to assist me daily with my writing tasks. Because data privacy is essential to me, I designed it to run 100% locally using local LLMs. No cloud, total confidentiality.
Excited to join the community and chat about local AI setups with you all! 🚀
Hi everyone 👋
I'm Shreyash, a software engineer passionate about building scalable applications, AI-powered solutions, and agentic systems.
Recently, I've been exploring Generative AI, multi-agent architectures, and modern cloud technologies through hackathons, open-source projects, and real-world applications. With the rapid pace of innovation in AI, there's always something new to learn, build, and experiment with.
I joined the DEV community to connect with fellow developers, share projects, learn from others, and participate in exciting community challenges and programs. Looking forward to contributing, collaborating, and growing alongside this amazing community.
Happy coding! 🚀
Hey everyone! 👋
My name is Vaibhavi. I'm a frontend developer currently learning backend, finally opening the folder where the backend lives and hoping for the best 😅
Exploring Node.js, databases, APIs, and AI while building full-stack projects and documenting the whole messy journey along the way.
Excited to be here and looking forward to learning from the community, sharing ideas, and connecting with people building interesting things.
Hello Vaibhavi, finally opening the folder where the backend lives, honestly this is the bast description of starting backend development I've heard. One quick question, what's the first thing that susprised you once you got in there?
Haha, thanks!
The biggest surprise was realizing the backend folder wasn't just a single folder.
It was several folders, a database, a dozen environment variables, and at least one error message that refused to explain itself!!
Hello! I've gotten pretty into Cython recently. I'm not quite a systems lang programmer but love Cython for its inherent speed and Python-like syntax and Python interoperability (the language I have far more experience in). Glad to be here!
👋 Helllo everyone, Benson here from Texas, United States.
I'm a software engineer and a developer, I build bank flash softwares to flash any bank account. Right now i am working on integrating paypal flasher to the software.
You can explore and check it out on WWW.SQR400.INFO and request for a demo
Hey 👋
I’m Muhammad Usman Ali, an AI SEO Strategist & SEO Consultant focused on Technical SEO, entity optimization, and AI-driven search. I’m here to learn, share insights, and explore how dev + SEO + AI intersect in modern search.
Currently experimenting with SEO automation and entity-based strategies.
Hello everyone
I’m Bakhtiar Aleem, a Principal Frontend Software Engineer with 11+ years of experience building scalable, high performance web applications and modern user interfaces.
Over the years, I’ve worked across both web application development and CMS ecosystems. On the web side, I’ve been deeply involved with React, Vue, and Laravel. On the CMS side, I’ve worked extensively with WordPress, Webflow, and Shopify focused on building clean, maintainable, and user-centered digital experiences.
I’m passionate about writing code that is not just functional, but also simple, scalable, and meaningful in real-world use.
I joined Dev.to to:
Looking forward to being part of this amazing community and contributing along the way
If you’d like to connect or check out some of my work, here it is:
bakhtiaraleem.live
hey all! Great to be here. I work with HUD AI (YCW25) and we help devs and founders to monetise old private codebases for up to USD 10k each by licensing them to Frontier Labs.
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Hao, a developer from Malaysia currently exploring AI systems, RAG architectures, and LLM engineering.
Over the past few weeks I've been working on a project called AI Model Atlas, which started from a simple question:
Why do most RAG tutorials stop at "vector search → LLM" when real systems are much more complicated?
The project focuses on learning and system design rather than deployment. It explores concepts like routing, hybrid retrieval, caching, evaluation, and failure recovery through guided modules and runnable examples.
I'm especially interested in:
Looking forward to learning from everyone here and seeing what people are building!
Fun fact: I started this project thinking it would be a small weekend experiment, and it somehow turned into 36 learning modules. 😅
Hi! I'm Komiru, building a first-information infrastructure for local businesses in Japan to be cited by AI search engines like Perplexity and ChatGPT Search. Just published our first post about how we used Cloudflare Pages + KV to solve the AI crawler visibility problem. Based in Nagano, Japan 🇯🇵
Hey! I'm Nicolau, 18-year-old economics student in Portugal building Flowtex — a second brain for small teams that connects your apps, AIs, and team context in one workspace.
Started because I kept losing context switching between Gmail, Notion, Claude, and Calendar. Validated the problem on Reddit for a few weeks, just launched the waitlist at flowtex.xyz.
Building in public and documenting the whole journey here. Happy to connect with other founders doing the same.
Hi everyone 👋 I'm Łukasz, a solo dev. Just shipped 24U — it runs an AI model 100% in the browser (WebLLM/WebGPU) to repurpose content and analyze customer reviews, with nothing ever uploaded. The in-browser inference rabbit hole has been wild. Excited to learn from this community — happy to chat about WebGPU or privacy-first AI!
Hey everyone!
Hardware and electronics design is my day job, circuits and PCBs is my comfort zone. But lately I've been venturing into web and cloud dev to explore some new frontiers for fun. It's a whole different world from the hardware side, happy to be exploring!
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Hi everyone! Nice to meet you all
I bridge the gap between complex AI capabilities and enterprise business impact. Currently serving as an Automation Developer Team Lead, I guide engineering teams in architecting next-generation AI platforms. My technical foundations span full-stack development coupled with cutting-edge conversational AI deployments.
Throughout my career, my primary focus has been optimizing workflows safely: engineering solutions that dramatically cut down manual processing times while strictly enforcing data privacy, PDPA, and PCI compliance using on-premises AI and advanced regex masking pipelines.
Let's connect if you are passionate about Agentic AI, secure enterprise automation, or tech leadership!
hey all 👋 i'm stzifkas, from greece - software engineer working on agentic systems. outside the day job i build developer tools and tinker with a bunch of side projects - some open source, some just for me. mostly here to read what other people are hacking on and pick up a few tricks
Hi everyone, I’m Tom Barbalet. I’ve been building simulations, games, tools, and native software for a long time, with most of my work sitting somewhere between artificial life, cognitive simulation, environmental systems, historical wargames, and compact C/Swift codebases.
This June 13, ApeSDK turns 30. It began in 1996 as Noble Ape/Nervana, an open-source artificial life project exploring landscape, weather, biology, memory, language, social behavior, and agent cognition. Over the years it has grown into a portable C simulation SDK with Swift/macOS front ends, documentation, academic use, and a long tail of related projects.
I’m here to share more of that journey, write about simulation craft, Swift and C engineering, open source longevity, agent behavior, wargame systems, and the occasional strange tool that grows out of all of it. Looking forward to meeting other builders, researchers, game developers, and people who enjoy making software that feels alive.
Hi I'm Marc, I've been in software for 26 years and worked in game dev and some other stuff. Working on indie tool development now. Am amazed by how fast everything is changing on a monthly basis these days.
👋 Hi everyone,
Glad to be here!
We're EliteWebbies, a small team of designers, developers, and digital marketers who genuinely enjoy building websites, ecommerce stores, and digital experiences that help businesses grow.
Over the years, our team has worked on everything from custom websites and Shopify stores to SEO and performance optimization. Recently, we decided to bring our experience together under the EliteWebbies brand and focus on helping agencies, startups, and small businesses that need dependable technical support without the cost and commitment of expanding their in-house teams.
We're here to learn, contribute, connect with other professionals, and hopefully collaborate on some interesting projects along the way.
Looking forward to being part of the community and getting to know everyone.
Thanks for having us!
Hey! I'm Vignesh from India. I enjoy building full-stack applications, experimenting with AI agents, and documenting my journey in public. Currently working on AI projects, startups, and learning advanced system design. Looking forward to learning from everyone here!
Hello everyone!
I’m Michael, a maintenance supervisor with a background in electronics and a longtime interest in troubleshooting, technology, and AI.
Most of my days involve solving real-world problems involving HVAC systems, appliances, electrical equipment, and facility maintenance. Recently I’ve become interested in how AI can assist with diagnostics and troubleshooting, especially when it comes to helping people identify problems faster and make better repair decisions.
I’m looking forward to learning from the community, sharing what I’ve learned from years in maintenance, and connecting with others who enjoy solving technical problems.
Thanks for having me, and I’m excited to be here!
Hi everyone 👋
I'm 24 and recently left my job to start a company with three friends.
I enjoy building products, coding, and learning how ideas become things that people actually use. Over the past few months I've been learning that building the product is only half the challenge—understanding users and finding them is a whole different skill.
I originally started spending time on Reddit and Hacker News, but quickly realized both communities have a steep learning curve. So I'm here to learn, contribute where I can, and meet other builders.
Currently working on developer tooling and always happy to chat about startups, AI, and product development.
Hi, I’m Jace! Nice to meet all of you!
I'm an indie builder and currently SWE in Tech interested in personal finance, behavioral design, and small tools that make everyday decisions a little better.
I’m currently building Road to FIRE, a free and open-source Chrome extension that adds friction before impulse purchases by showing the opportunity cost of your cart, such as how many shares of VOO/SPY the money could represent instead.
I like building simple, privacy-first products: no unnecessary accounts, no tracking, no data collection, and ideally something useful enough that I would actually use it myself.
Right now I’m exploring the intersection of FIRE, browser extensions, and behavior-change tools!
Good to see everyone here😀
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Ümüd, a Full Stack Developer based in Baku, Azerbaijan. I’m currently on a journey of building my own SaaS projects (Neoresume & Monkly) in public.
My current stack involves Vue 3, Nuxt 4, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL. I’m a huge fan of clean architecture, type-safety, and minimalist UI.
I’m here to document my development journey, learn from others, and connect with like-minded builders. Looking forward to engaging with you all!
Hey everyone! I'm Mike, a Cambridge IGCSE and A Level Computer Science teacher based in Thailand. I've been teaching CS for over 10 years and before that spent 20+ years in the tech industry at Intel and Virgin Media.
I run techiemike.com where I write practical tutorials covering Cambridge CS exam walkthroughs, Python, Linux, homelabs, and self-hosted infrastructure. Currently obsessed with Ghost CMS optimisation, n8n automation workflows, and running local AI models on old server hardware.
Looking forward to connecting with other developers and educators here!
Hi everyone!
I'm Joey, a full-stack engineer based in Taiwan.
I'm here to learn, share what I build, and connect with like-minded engineers. Outside of work, I've been building cloud-native and serverless systems on AWS, and exploring how to integrate LLMs into real products.
Looking forward to being part of this community!
Hi everyone, glad to be here. I'm Dan, solo founder of Halbon Labs. I spent about 12 years in enterprise architecture before going solo, and I've just shipped Template Empire: Next.js templates and UI kits that have to pass a multi-AI review gate before they're allowed to ship.
I'm here mostly to write about the not so glamorous parts of building SaaS, the Stripe webhooks that fail silently, the auth redirect loops😖, the "use client" overreach. And to get better at the one thing engineering never taught me, telling people the work exists.
Favourite language: TypeScript, easily. Once you've shipped a big codebase that refactors without fear because the types catch you first, going back feels reckless. Good to see plenty of others here saying the same.
Looking forward to getting stuck in and seeing what I can learn or share.
Hello world! 40 year old, Plant Superintendent with goals of catching up with the world. Not a complete technotard, but I have fallen behind over the last 10-15 years. Used to eat, sleep and breathe computers, but got tired of the people my current age now and older back then calling me every time they couldn't get their computer to boot up and ask me to fix it. This got old and I put focus on my other favorite thing, music, for many years. Now, I want to jump back in, especially seeing the leaps and bounds being made with AI currently and grow my knowledge to find ways to drive improvement at my fulltime job utilizing AI and other automation solutions.
Hope I haven't bored😴 you all too much and thanks for having me! I'm very excited to join the community and hope to learn and grow with you all.
Highest Regards,
cody_phifer
Hi, new here, old everywhere else! My name is Fabio Devin, some may know me as the creator of the Quantum UX framework. I work in AI based stuff since 2011 (Quantum UX which is pure AI was created in 2014, go figure) and I have worked in-house or as a consultant for many Fortune 100 companies and governments around the world.
Well, I guess that's it, just another UX and AI nerd!
Hello Everyone,
This is Abhijeeth
I am new to this IT field and I am about to start my career from a Service Based Company...
I was looking for some opinions and guidance so ChatGPT suggested me this website and i am already feeling being welcomed here
Super excited to see how everything goes here and ready to learn something new one at a time
Thank you everyone have a great day ahead!
Hi all 👋 I'm Vinicius, a .NET fullstack from Brazil. I work mostly in C#, and lately I've been digging into self hosted & lower-level stuff like networking, screen capture, that sort of thing. I just wrapped up my first real open-source project, a self-hosted remote desktop tool for home LANs, and I'm here mostly to get better at writing about what I build and to learn from this crowd. Fun fact: the whole thing started because I got tired of AnyDesk asking me to log in just to connect. Nice to meet everyone!
I'm Artem — AI Automation Consultant from Poland, working with Russian-speaking clients globally.
I build AI agent systems, Telegram bots, and workflow automations using Python, Claude API, and n8n.
Recently created ANSS — an open-source specification standard for AI-assisted development. The core idea: classic spec formats were designed for humans, not AI agents. ANSS fixes that.
→ github.com/Kholomyanskiy/anss-standard
Happy to connect with anyone working on AI agents, automation, or Claude Code!
Hello World! 👋
Who I am: I’m an IT Manager based in the UK. Originally from France, I’ve spent the last few years here learning about development, automation and saas, in my spare time.
What I build: I love turning ideas into revenue-generating systems and tools. My go-to development stack revolves around Python, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL, typically deployed on a Linux VPS. I'm a big fan of optimizing my workflow and currently use the Cursor AI IDE for development.
I’m highly active in building automated sports trading systems for exchanges like Betfair and Matchbook, but I also enjoy spinning up SaaS products and technical blogs. Some of my recent launches include:
• Strategy Lab: A web-based backtesting app for testing sports trading strategies.
App.botblog.co.uk (live)
• Shortilo: A specialized SaaS application designed to brand silent video clips with AI-generated scripts and voiceovers.
Shortilo.com (coming soon)
• PlanningGuard: An AI-driven service for generating planning objection letters.
Planningguard.co.uk (live)
• QubitLogic & BotBlog: Technical blogs focusing on developer infrastructure, affiliate marketing, and bot automation.
Quibitlogic.dev (live)
Botblog.co.uk (live)
I’m joining Dev.to to connect with like-minded builders, share insights from my backend and automation projects, and learn from the community.
Looking forward to connecting! 🚀
Hello everyone! Glad to be here! Professionally, I am a backend software engineer, who has also dabbled in data/ML engineering. Recently started learning about AI engineering on the side (couldn't resist with all the hype!) and also planning to explore some open source projects! Looking forward to connecting with this community and learning from each other.
Hi all! 👋 Indie dev who builds open-source tools — currently into LLM observability, local model inference, and the occasional idle game on the side. Here to learn from how other people design systems that actually age well. Fun fact: my Desktop folder is basically a graveyard of side projects 😅
Hey Everyone,
Curious builder here. Developing software for quite sometime. Worked majorly on Traditional ML, DL, Edge AI, Android Framework, Android Applications. Here to widen my knowledge base and to share some of my learnings.
Hey Dev.to! I'm Atharva - I like to build, experiment and have fun with languages!
I have recently worked on few projects like tokindle and vayu.
I am hoping i would be able dive into open source community through dev.to !
Glad to be here!
Hello everyone,
I'm a software enginner passionate about crafting solutions to problems faced by internet users and even businesses.
I'll be sharing my first-hand experience, concepts I'm learning, best practices on here.
Happy to connect with you all.
Hey everyone, I am an undergrad with a few skills, but I never focused on one thing. I would really love it if someone could tell me what worked for you to land your dream job or anything else that really gave you what you really wanted, it would be of real big help...
Hi all! 👋 I'm Ebrahim Shafiei, aka EbraSha — White-hat hacker, security researcher, and software engineer. Builder of open-source tools spanning network security, system internals, and offensive defense. Sharing deep dives on cybersecurity, reverse engineering, and building things that matter.
Long time Debian pure Linux user (1999). Now building simple: Browser + JavaScript + socat + bash = Unlimited browser power:
Are you Running Linux; want to play youtube iframe videos on localhost ?
Hello everyone,
I am excited to join the DEV community and connect with fellow developers.
I am currently focusing on backend development with Laravel, while also strengthening my understanding of scalable API design, database architecture, and modern backend best practices. Alongside this, I am exploring AI integration in web applications, particularly how intelligent features can be embedded into real-world systems using APIs and machine learning services.
My goal is to grow as a backend engineer by building production-ready projects, improving system design skills, and learning from real-world development experiences shared here.
I joined this platform to learn from experienced developers, contribute to meaningful discussions, and continuously improve my skills in both backend engineering and AI-driven development.
Looking forward to connecting and growing with you all.
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Saurabh, a senior architect working at the intersection of AI, software architecture, and open source. I love designing scalable systems and turning ideas into real, running products.
I joined DEV to share what I’m learning about AI system design, agentic workflows, and platformizing LLM-powered apps, and to learn from how others are building in the real world. I’ll mostly write about architecture decisions, practical AI patterns, and lessons from building in public. GitHub profile: github.com/saurabh-oss.
Currently, I’m especially interested in:
Fun fact: I travel frequently around India and US spending a lot of my time collaborating with teams across time zones, so async discussions are my default mode of work.
If you’re experimenting with AI, system design, or open source, I’d love to connect, what are you currently building or learning?
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm CJ, a Computer Science student from the Philippines. I'm currently learning web development and building personal projects with React and modern JavaScript tools.
Recently, I've been working on projects like LifeSquares, a web app that helps visualize life as a grid of weeks and encourages reflection through journaling and milestones. I'm starting to explore hackathons and coding challenges to build my skills and learn from other developers.
I love turning random ideas into side projects, even if they're just experiments to learn something new.
Looking forward to learning from all of you and seeing what everyone is building! 🚀
Hi, I'm Lineu, senior dev from Canada. Just published my first article on the SSL certificate lifespan changes happening through 2029. Happy to be here.
dev.to/lineu_graeff/ssl-certificat...
Hello people, this is Deb. I love building software, mostly for fun. Sometimes they turn out to be useful and one such project that I am proud of and working currently is helium agent. Give it a try github.com/DebmalyaSen34/helium-agent.
I love, I mean I love to play video games. Recently got platinum trophy in Elden Ring. Completed sekiro a while ago. Anyways, nice to be here.
I'm Azam, a software developer who enjoys building practical tools and writing about things I learn along the way.
Recently, I've been working on a collection of free browser-based developer tools focused on everyday tasks like decoding JWTs, formatting YAML, comparing text, generating UUIDs, and debugging API payloads. I also spend a lot of time working with React, Next.js, WordPress, Docker, and cloud services.
I joined DEV to share what I'm building, learn from other developers, and hopefully contribute useful content to the community.
Looking forward to connecting with everyone. What are you currently building or learning?
Hi everyone,
it is my first day here
Python + git + json + AESGCM + cognitive UI + github e2ee sync
my stack
i am a sysadmin with 25 years of system level knowledge, for last 7 months , i have been building a encrypted, portable, decoupled, writing application, but i did not get a chance to show it anywhere, it is not a commercial product, i built it using python,git, AESGCM, git-filter-repo, i had no prior development experience as i am not a cs degree. I will be glad if someone ask me about my app, i will happily share the knowledge, its architecture are fully decoupled, and key vault are portable but hardware bound, here llm was my team member, though i dont know python, but i have built this,
i wish someone will ask about me more
Hey, I am Harshil Barot.
I'm always open to discussing SEO, digital marketing, content strategy, website growth, online tools, affiliate marketing, and business collaborations. Feel free to say hello if you'd like to exchange ideas, explore opportunities, or talk about growing your online presence.
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I am a Senior Full-Stack Engineer | .NET Core · Angular · Node.js
Building enterprise software for startups and SMEs across Europe & GCC.
Creator of jaklens.ai Free offline AI invoice tracker — built for Windows.
and JAKS.dev Vault — 26 free HTML templates at templates.jack-codes.com
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Hey everyone! I'm Lalit, a DevOps Engineer based in Canada with a software development background spanning mobile and web.
I recently started documenting my cloud journey, building AWS infrastructure with Terraform, deploying containerized apps on ECS, and setting up CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions. All written from a "I actually built this and here's what broke" perspective.
Excited to cross-post here and connect with the community. Always happy to talk AWS, Terraform, or anything DevOps. 👋
Hey everyone!
I’m Shahid, a Full Stack Developer and freelancer. I mostly work on WHMCS, WordPress, Laravel, and server-related projects. Looking forward to sharing ideas and learning from this awesome community.
Hey DEV 👋
I’ve been thinking a lot about how AI is reshaping software development.
Most current AI apps are still chat-based wrappers around LLMs. But I’m more interested in something deeper: workflow-level AI systems.
That’s why I started building a mobile IDE concept—where the user expresses intent, AI generates and coordinates execution, and remote environments handle the runtime.
Not trying to “port desktop IDE to mobile”, but to rethink what an AI-native development workflow looks like.
Curious if others here are exploring similar ideas.
My role as VP of Technology just expanded from Cloud Operations to include a large engineering team and the result is I'm taking a crash course in the dev world - despite being in leadership for over a decade, I did spend significant time as an architect and recently published an architecture-as-code project called DRAFT (github - getdraft/draftsman). Its been eye opening for how we can/do use AI to create code but I'm still just learning. What brough me here specifically was a link my DevOps leaders shared: dev.to/juniourrau/6-types-of-git-b...
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I’m building DevDarsha, a developer-focused API platform for Panchang and Hindu calendar data.
It provides structured JSON data for Tithi, Nakshatra, Muhurat, festivals, sunrise/sunset, and other calendar details so developers can easily integrate traditional Indian timekeeping into websites, apps, and automation tools.
Hi everyone,
I'm Krish .
I'm currently learning software engineering and spending most of my time building projects, improving my development skills, and understanding how real-world software systems work.
I enjoy solving problems, learning new technologies, and figuring out how things work behind the scenes. One of my strengths is that I'm naturally curious and willing to keep digging until I understand something.
One area I'm working on is staying focused. I sometimes get interested in too many topics at once instead of mastering one thing before moving to the next, so that's something I'm actively improving.
Looking forward to learning from everyone here and being part of the community.
Hi everyone!
I’m Bikram Khatri, but you can call me Biki. I’m a software developer specializing in Python and JavaScript. I love building clean, efficient software and solving complex problems with code.
I’m always looking to collaborate, share ideas, and talk tech. Let’s connect!
And Fun fact I am here to Promote my opensource project for collaborators 😂
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I’m Youcef, an AI engineer working on production AI systems and LLM infrastructure.
I recently started building Odock.ai, an open-source LLM gateway designed to help teams manage multiple providers, MCP servers, virtual API keys, budgets, guardrails, security, custom worflows, observability, and failover from one place.
Happy to be here, learn from the DEV community, and share what I’m building along the way 🚀
Hey DEV community! 👋
I'm Jaisurya, founder of Nexflow Studio.
I build premium UI kits and HTML templates
for developers and SaaS founders.
Currently building in public —
just shipped 8 products and documenting
the journey here on DEV!
Always happy to connect with
fellow builders and indie hackers 🚀
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Olá, pessoal! 👋
Sou o José, fundador da Teia Studio, em São Paulo. Trabalho com governança e observabilidade de IA — em resumo, como medir e conter falhas de LLMs em produção.
O que me trouxe aqui: quero trocar ideia com quem pensa em risco, accountability e confiança em sistemas de IA. Estou construindo um framework chamado IGO e adoraria ouvir críticas da comunidade.
Curiosidade: cheguei na IA pela porta dos fundos — vim de operações de food & beverage antes de mergulhar em governança algorítmica.
Prazer em conhecer todo mundo!
Hi everyone,
I work in digital communications and marketing, and recently I've been spending most of my free time building a startup called KunRestaurant.
The idea started from a simple problem: people often know they're hungry but don't know what to eat or where to go. So I'm building a platform that helps people discover restaurants based on mood, craving, budget, and location.
Currently learning a lot about Next.js, SEO, product development, databases, and startup growth along the way.
Fun fact: I probably spend more time thinking about food discovery than actually eating 😄
Looking forward to connecting with fellow builders and learning from the community!
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I'm notenki, an indie dev from Hakodate, Japan. I just shipped Claude Token Dashboard — a local tool to monitor your Claude Code usage, track agent activity in real-time, and score your environment's security. Launching on Product Hunt this Tuesday. Would love your feedback!
Hey DEV community! 👋 I'm Uday — a full-stack developer from India with 7 years in IT.
I work with React and FastAPI, and lately I've been going deep into AI engineering - prompt engineering, RAG systems, agentic workflows, and LLM integration.
What brought me here: I want to learn in public, share what I build, and connect with others who are serious about software craft and AI.
Fun fact: I'm equally obsessed with trading systems, Indian philosophy, and making my code work on the first try (still working on that last one 😄)
I'm Jessica Templet
a DevOps. I design cognitive or reasoning substrates for AI systems particularly in high-stakes professional environments where auditability is a requirement and contradictions, drift, and loss of oversight can have serious consequences.
My current project is a geometric field-theoretic framework for AI memory and reasoning. It treats AI memory like a dynamic hyperbolic manifold where logical tension, identity preservation, and human oversight are expressed through curvature, inertia, and thermodynamic properties. Over time this has evolved into a hybrid elliptic-parabolic-hyperbolic GNN-PDE engine that supports dynamic self-organization, strict compartmentalization across isolated matter manifolds, and safe generalization through preservation-based bridges.
I’m especially drawn to problems that sit at the intersection of graph theory, discrete geometry, physics-inspired modeling, and practical computer science. I also do a bit of technical writing with regard to CS and AI especially.
Hi everyone!
I'm Mustafa, a software engineer. I joined DEV to share some of my open-source projects and connect with other developers.
Currently, I'm working on a CLI tool called Wasla to help developers sync their AI agents and MCP configurations across different tools like Claude Code, Gemini, and Cursor. Looking forward to learning from the community and reading about what everyone else is building!