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Last week, I asked the community "What is the hardest bug that you have to encounter as a developer? Did you fix it?" and here is one answer that stood out to me by @codegax on finding the bug but hard to prove the bug exist!
Hi! Thanks for all the help and articles to get started!
For me the hardest bugs are rarely the most complex ones but the ones you can't reproduce consistently and only show up under very specific conditions 😠
Recently we had a race condition in production. It never showed up in development or QA, only under real load. The hardest part was proving it existed. We eventually traced it to concurrent updates hitting the same resource and fixed it with proper concurrency controls.
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Hey everyone! 👋 Long-time reader, first time actually introducing myself.
What brought me here: I write about event-driven architecture and observability, and dev.to has become my home for that. Today, I published a piece on giving the Solace Prometheus Exporter a better pipeline. I'm an Architect at Solace, ~10 years deep in DevOps and integration engineering, based in Germany.
I will probably read it later. I enjoy prometheus....
I couldnt understand what you talked about 😄but it sounds great!
That sound interesting! Looking forward to your articles.
Hello everyone! 👋
My name is Bastiaan van Gent. I'm currently developing various ideas and projects from HustlePay and Airport51 to IndAPPendent, plus some fun gadget tools on the side.
I'm really hoping dev.to becomes a place where I can get inspired, share thoughts, and discuss ideas with like-minded people. Looking forward to connecting with you all! Cheers 🍻
Looking forward to your article!
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Hi everyone, I’m Mohammed. I’m a Laravel developer working on open-source SaaS projects and multi-tenant app tooling.
I joined DEV to share what I’m building, write about real engineering lessons, and connect with other developers. Glad to be here.
Hey everyone, I’m Shayan.
I’m currently building SpielOS, an open-source local tool that runs inside IDE agents like Codex, OpenCode, Claude Code, and others.
The idea is simple:
At the end of a build session, you run
/postor@post, and SpielOS turns that session into publishable content for blogs, X, LinkedIn, and more.It’s for founders and builders who are already doing the work, but don’t want to stop and “become content creators” just to share what they’re building.
I’m currently running 3 pilot installs for 3 founders.
If this sounds useful for your workflow, feel free to reach out.
Hello everyone!
I'm an aspiring software engineer from Kenya, currently learning Go and diving deeper into backend development and DevOps. Lately I've been exploring tools like Terraform and AWS automation while building projects to sharpen my skills.
I'm here to learn from the community, share what I build, and connect with fellow developers. Looking forward to learning alongside you all!
Fun fact: I enjoy going down tech rabbit holes—one interesting talk is all it takes to send me researching a new technology.
Hi everyone! I'm here to learn new things and improve my English while connecting with people from different backgrounds. I enjoy exploring new technology and sharing ideas. Looking forward to learning with you all!
I am new as well!!
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Dhanush (xDK0d3r), a beginner Python developer from India focused on backend development.
I recently built and published my first Python project—a Number Guessing Game—and I'm currently learning Python while building projects for my GitHub portfolio.
Looking forward to learning from the community and sharing my progress.
Happy coding! 🚀
Hi!
I was told to introduce myself, so here I am.
In time, I plan to start a blog here where I can share my journey as a beginner developer and 3D artist, since I intend to create my own engine. I have a lot of motivation, and the site will help me keep myself disciplined 💪🏻
Hi all — new here. I build lightweight browser-based dev tools at utilitylab.dev. Mostly focused on things like container query testing, CSV cleaning, and schema generation for AI search engines. Looking forward to reading and contributing. If anyone’s working on similar utilities, I’d be interested to hear what you’re building.
Hey everyone!
I'm Harish, the Founder & CEO of AstroFinix, an AI-powered astrology app.
I'm a full-stack developer passionate about building AI products with Next.js, NestJS, TypeScript, Python, and LLMs. I enjoy solving backend challenges, designing scalable systems, and turning ideas into real products.
I'm here to learn from the DEV community, share what I build, write about my development journey, and connect with fellow developers.
Looking forward to learning and building with you all!
Hi i am waterbottle , I am an aspiring cloud and ai security engineer and a part time bug bounty hunter . excited to make blogs . I got inspired by my girlfriend so thanks to her I am also gonna start posting in here :D
Korrocorp is an AI company obsessed with quality. We build software that feels like a team of senior engineers spent months on it. Every project ships as a complete product, polished to the last detail.
AI design systems. Multi agent runtimes. Tools that make developers unstoppable. Some things we share. Others, we build for those who recognize real craft.
Here to talk how secure by design extends into AI coding, my first post is on the role of architecture diagrams.
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Guillermo, a security engineer/architect based in Spain. I spend my days on the messy boundary between AI agents and the tools they call through MCP, which turns out to be a great place to find prompt injection, supply-chain tricks, and the occasional malicious package.
I'm building Torii (a security gateway for MCP servers) and I'll be writing here about what we find: how these attacks actually work, what detection holds up, and what quietly doesn't. Happy to be here, looking forward to learning from this community.
"Hi everyone! I am 11 years old and I started coding with Scratch when I was 8. I just launched my very first live web application: Jesse Math Rock Star 🎸I built it using self-explored vibe coding, powered by Google's Gemini models via AI Studio, and hosted it on Vercel.Since 61% of my early visitors are on mobile, I really need your professional advice to make it better. Could you test a round on your phone and let me know:Is the mobile UI easy to navigate?Does the game difficulty feel right for kids my age?Try it here: Jesse Math Rock Star
Thank you for your feedback and advice!"
Hi, I'm Mantu 👋 A curious developer from India on a journey into open source and preparing for GSoC 2027. I love learning new technologies, building projects, and sharing my progress as I grow in tech.
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm Damián, a sysadmin and indie dev based in Canary Islands. By day I manage networks and infrastructure (Fortinet, Cisco, the usual chaos), and by night I build Chrome extensions under the name Wendygo Studio.
Excited to share what I learn along the way. Happy to connect with other indie devs and extension builders!
I am a Senior ASP.NET Developer and specialising in inventory and order management systems and Azure. I wanted to serve community and share my ideas and how to build projects with my way of doing things. Hope I will be welcome.
Hi Everyone,
My name is Alex and I am currently building livelatch.com. I joined dev.to as it seems like the correct place to share what I am working on and my stories about the platforms that I am using
Hi everyone! I'm a software engineer here to learn from the community and share my own experiences. I'm particularly interested in exploring new technology and finding ways to improve developer workflows. Looking forward to connecting and learning with you all!
Hey DEV community! 👋
I'm Harish, a solo full-stack developer from India.
Building free browser-based tools at freetoolhub.app —
81 tools, no login, no server, everything runs locally.
Stack: Node.js, Next.js, Vanilla JS, Supabase
Currently working on getting my first users and
writing about building in public. Happy to be here!
Hi everyone, I'm Francisco, and for many years I've been a loyal, anonymous follower and reader of Dev.to, but I never signed up for an account. I'm convinced that, as a UX/UI designer, I can also contribute to the development discussions here. I'll be publishing my first article soon. I look forward to seeing you there.
👋 Hi everyone!
I'm Stéphane, an AI & Big Data Engineer based in France.
I recently graduated and I'm currently building Seshat, an open-source Go agent runtime for autonomous AI systems. My focus is on agentic AI, multi-agent collaboration, MCP, long-term memory, and building production-ready AI infrastructure.
I joined DEV because I enjoy building in public, sharing what I learn, and connecting with people working on AI, Go, python, backend systems, and developer tools.
Looking forward to learning from the community and contributing back.
Happy to meet you all! 🚀
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Hi everyone 👋
I’m new here and excited to join the DEV community.
I’m learning and building around web development, AI tools, SaaS ideas, and software security. I’m especially interested in how beginners and non-technical founders can build apps faster while still keeping them safe before launch.
I’m currently working on VibeSafe, a project focused on helping people understand app security issues in simple language.
Looking forward to learning from everyone, sharing my progress, and connecting with other builders here!
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Amirhossein from Iran, currently pursuing a Master's degree in Information Technology Management.
I'm passionate about Data Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and backend development. Recently, I've been building production-style projects with Python, Apache Kafka, Spark Streaming, Airflow, FastAPI, Docker, PostgreSQL, and RAG systems.
I'm here to learn from the community, improve my engineering skills, share what I build, and connect with other developers working on AI and data infrastructure.
Looking forward to learning from all of you. Happy coding! 🚀
Hey! I'm Fahad Oni from Bangladesh. I started learning web development because I love creating things and solving problems with code. Right now, I'm diving into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, documenting my journey, and trying to get a little better every day. Fun fact: I genuinely enjoy debugging after finally finding the bug! 😄🚀
Hi everyone!
I'm Bibhudatta Nayak, a Senior Integration Developer passionate about building robust, enterprise-scale middleware solutions. I've spent the bulk of my career ensuring seamless data flows across complex systems for industry leaders like Cognizant, LTM, and Eidiko.
My core playground has always been the IBM ecosystem (IBM ACE, IIB, MQ), writing high-performance logic in Java and ESQL. However, to stay at the forefront of modern architecture, I am currently diving deep into MuleSoft, mastering the Anypoint Platform, exploring CP4I (Cloud Pak for Integration), Python, GenAI.
🛠️ My Tech Stack at a Glance:
Middleware: IBM ACE, IIB, IBM MQ (and currently learning MuleSoft)
Languages & Formats: Java, ESQL, XML, JSON, XSLT, Python
APIs & Web Services: RESTful APIs, SOAP
Tools: IBM Integration Toolkit, RFHUtil, GitHub, Azure, Jira
Regards,
Bibhudatta Nayak
Hi all! Andrew from Cumbria, UK. Qualified mechanic who accidentally started building offline AI tools. No cloud, no subscriptions, just local models running on your own machine. I once typed commands into Notepad instead of cmd. Still not living that down.
👋 Hi! I'm Sibghatullah, a Backend Software Engineer from Pakistan.
I build production-grade backend systems with Java and Spring Boot, and I'm currently learning Spring AI, AI agents, and cloud-native architecture.
Looking forward to connecting with developers, collaborating on interesting projects, contributing to open source, and sharing what I learn.
Happy to be here! 🚀
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Hey, Pon here. I build with AI (mostly Supabase and Next.js) and somewhere along the way got pulled into chasing the security holes it leaves in my own projects, so that's mostly what I'll be writing and commenting about. Looking forward to learning from people here who know this stuff deeper than I do.
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Omteja, a Software Engineer at DeltaX from India. I enjoy building backend systems and APIs using Java and .NET.
I'm here to learn, share what I build, and write about Java, .NET, system design, and software engineering.
Looking forward to connecting with you all!
Hi, I’m Florian from Germany. Although I’m new to dev.to, I’ve been a professional software engineer for many years. In my free time, I love running educational experiments on tech topics that interest me. I just published my first article here because my findings usually end up gathering dust on my hard drive ;-):
dev.to/fmantz/how-flexible-is-the-...
Hey Everyone!
Long time reader of dev.to posts on anything from python frameworks to cloud security topics and anything in between. Decided it was time to join the fun instead of sitting on the side lines and get my account so I can make my first post. Looking forward to learning more from the community and staying up to date on the latest tech and occasionally posting on topic in my areas of expertise to share more with the community.
I am a Full Stack Web Developer with 4 years of experience building dynamic, user-centric web applications from the ground up. Over my career, I have transitioned from agency environments to independent freelancing, ultimately leading to the creation and launch of my own product, codefreeform.com.
Hi everyone! I'll keep the forced and mandatoty tradition to say hello while i'll stay focused on core networking infrastructure, system architecture, and cloud resilience. Looking forward to sharing some technical insights and lighthearted tech satire here!
Hi everyone! 👋
I’m Anita, and I’m interested in software engineering, system design, and writing about how real-world apps work behind the scenes.
I’m here to learn from other developers, improve my writing, and connect with people.
Hey Anita, same here 🙏🏻
Hello!!!
I'm Emmanuel uchenna from Enugu Nigeria...
I'm actually a Junior Dev that is searching for community ( Co Dev) and friends although I don't open easily to friendship but willing now to meet one..
Looking for a mentor who have passed through this process of being a dev (senior dev).
I'm an easy going individual, open to connecting world wide.
Hi, A fellow backend/web developer here.
l've been working on a neovim distro lately that uses ONLY 26 MB RAM and that's a good thing cause my laptop only has 4GB RAM and I was using VS Code on it which made it cry I would love to see your neovim config if you use to get some inspiration for new features.
👋 Hey dev.to! I'm Brian, founder of VibeKit, where you build and ship apps by chatting with an AI agent from your phone. Lately I'm deep in agent infra: billing, sandboxing, autoscaling on Fargate. What brought me here: I want to write about the unglamorous-but-fun parts of running AI agents in production, billing leaks, cron storms, sandbox escapes, the stuff that breaks at 2am. Excited to learn from this crowd.
Hey DEV community! 👋 I'm a full-time computer science professor and a Google Developer Group organizer, and I’m incredibly excited to start sharing here. My days are spent helping students break into tech using languages like Python, Java, and C++, while my own development time is usually spent building for Android with Jetpack Compose or experimenting with agentic AI. I’m starting this blog to bridge the gap between classroom fundamentals and real-world engineering, and to share my thoughts on where tech education is heading. Looking forward to connecting, learning from you all, and trading stories from the screen!
Hello DEV Community! 👋
We're excited to join the community and connect with fellow developers, designers, and technology enthusiasts. Our team specializes in Cybersecurity, Cloud Solutions, Blockchain Technology, Crowdfunding Applications, Full-Stack Development, Mobile Apps, UI/UX Design, Digital Marketing, Branding, and E-commerce Solutions.
We look forward to sharing insights, learning from others, and contributing to meaningful discussions. Thanks for having us!
What I enjoy: Automating repetitive tasks, fixing weird edge cases, and the satisfaction of seeing a project go from broken to working.
What I'm bad at: Stopping when it's "good enough." I always want to tweak one more thing.
Happy to connect with other solo devs who know the feeling of being the entire engineering team.
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Hi. Everyone talks about the importance of mental health. I did not follow up. I lived with the craziness that computers tend to manifest a mind with. Its not as averse as everyone states. To me its chaotic and I'm fine with it. I might be the example of someone who ignored to the mental health part when entering this world.
I've been around with computers but I still don't know a lot. I'm trying get myself the label "Hacker" without any shortcuts but I think I lost my way. I'm trying to organize the knowledge of web2 then structure a better learning process for web3, and would love to make a living hacking games that are built on the blockchain. How exactly will I go about it? I really hope I'll know the answer and best approach to this question.
Apart from that I wanted to act and be in stand up comedy, my style was similar to Bill Hicks and George Carlin. So computers and comedy, I'm breathing their air so to speak. I'm aiming to make one or both a living out of.
You can talk to me if you're interested in making peace with the way your mind is wired, game dev/hacking and movies.
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm the founder of Axentis Technologies (axentis.tech), where we help businesses build scalable software solutions in AI, cloud, DevOps, web, and mobile development.
I'm passionate about AI, Blockchain, DevOps, cloud infrastructure, automation, and building products that solve real-world problems. Lately, I've also been exploring climate-tech solutions using satellite imagery, AI, and geospatial data for environmental monitoring.
I'm here to learn from the community, share practical experiences, contribute technical articles, and connect with fellow developers and founders.
Looking forward to learning, collaborating, and growing together. Happy coding!
Hi! I'm Ikuko, a backend engineer based in Japan 🇯🇵
10+ years building transactional systems — financial accounting, order management, and manufacturing — now diving into FastAPI and async Python. Building toward a Senior Backend role at an EU fintech scale-up.
Just published my first article on building a double-entry ledger API with FastAPI + async SQLAlchemy. Would love any feedback, especially on the accounting modeling side!
Double-Entry Bookkeeping in Python: How I Built a Fintech-Grade Ledger API with FastAPI and async SQLAlchemy
Happy to connect with anyone working in fintech or distributed systems ☕
Hello everyone,
I work on Vault at Hyperiux which is basically a collection of ready-to-use UI components and creative web elements for developers who want to build faster without starting from a blank canvas every time.
I’m here to connect with builders, designers, frontend devs, and creative coders, and to learn more about how people actually discover, use, customise, and think about components in real projects.
I’m especially interested in the space between design and development: how a small interaction, animation, or visual detail can make a website feel more alive.
Excited to be here, learn from the community, share what we’re building, and hopefully contribute useful ideas along the way.
Fun fact about me I enjoy studying tiny UI details more than is reasonable.
Happy to join the DEV Community! At AISOVA Technologies, we work on AI, blockchain, SaaS, and software development. Looking forward to sharing technical articles, learning from the community, and collaborating with fellow developers.
Hi everyone! 👋
Recently, I made my first open-source contribution and it motivated me to start documenting my learning journey through technical blogs. I'm excited to keep learning from this community and hopefully contribute back along the way.
Fun fact: I enjoy turning complex technical concepts into beginner friendly explanations because teaching is one of the best ways to learn.
Looking forward to connecting with you all! 🚀
Hi everyone!
I'm Joshua, building Keep — refundable, non-custodial onchain fundraising on Solana, built for AI builders. I mostly work in TypeScript and Rust.
I'm here to learn, share what I build, and write about Solana, agent tooling, and the engineering behind safe money paths.
Looking forward to connecting with you all!
Hi everyone!
I'm joining the Dev.to community to connect with fellow engineers and share some of the architectural deep dives I've been working on.
I am a Software Developer specializing in building secure, enterprise-grade systems with Java (Spring Boot), Hibernate, and Angular.
I am currently looking for my next role!
Let's connect:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kranthi-kumar-redd...
GitHub: github.com/Kranthi0307
Looking forward to learning from and contributing to the community here!
Hi everyone, I’m new here. I’ve been involved in software development for 30+ years in roles like developer, designer, architect, consultant, and product owner. I’m now building more hands-on again and sharing practical lessons from real projects. Fun fact: I started with C a long time ago, moved through PHP, and now work mostly with Python.
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Ashish from India. I'm passionate about software engineering, AI, and digital marketing. I'm here to learn, connect with like-minded people, and exchange ideas that help us all grow. Looking forward to learning from this amazing community. Excited to be here! 😊
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm excited to join the DEV Community. I'm currently building Tasbih Tracker, a simple app that helps users track daily dhikr and stay consistent with their spiritual goals. I'm also passionate about AI tools, web development, and creating useful digital products.
Looking forward to learning from the community, sharing my journey, and connecting with fellow developers. Happy coding! 🚀
Hello, Can someone suggest me, which types of topics are post at here, cause this is my first website where i post something and recently i complete my Post graduation so now i have no idea about post.
Hi everyone. I am Hugo.
Self taught by nature, in anything that grabs my interest I figure it out on my own. Right now that means shifting from classic software engineering into AI engineering. Just finished the MCP courses from Anthropic and Hugging Face, and built my first agentic pipeline to make sure the theory actually stuck. Planning to share that build here soon, along with whatever I learn along the way.
Looking forward to following other people's journeys here too.
Excited to be part of this community. I'm currently building accessibility tools and breaking assumptions. Sharing lessons from WCAG testing, automation, browser quirks, and real user feedback. Looking forward to learn and share!
Hey everyone! I'm Artemis, a freelancer currently co-building a project called Everywhere (related full-stack things).
I'm super into indie hacking and am currently teaching myself the end-to-end product journey while building in public.
Really excited to join this community to learn, share some notes, and connect with you all!
Here's Everywhere GitHub Repo
Hey there new to this place don't know much about it but for introduction i would say im a 4th year clg student, creating a letterboxd pro version with tv shows too currently building website lately realized i should have built app cause there could have been more response and all from less technical people so if anyone know how do i create the flutter app version of my website easily and in short time let me know! viewnote
Hii Everyone,
I'm here to tell you all about my ideas and my works that i have worked on, and implementation in code that helped me to grow and learn. I'm a Computer Science student passionate about Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning and have a strong foundation in Data structure and algorithms using Java.
I’m Ritesh, an AI Engineer with ~8+ years of experience working across ML models, cloud, data platforms, and healthcare data ecosystems.
Recently, I’ve been spending more time building at the intersection of AI, Data Engineering, and developer tools.
A few things I enjoy working on:
• Python, SQL, PySpark
• GCP / Data Pipelines / Big Data
• GenAI, RAG, LangChain, LangGraph
• Building side projects and experimenting with AI products
Some projects I’m currently exploring:
→ RepoInspect — analyzing open-source repositories for vulnerabilities
→ StockMind — AI-assisted market analysis experiments. Leveraging maths, stats, AI to gain meaningful alpha
I joined DEV to:
share what I learn
document projects publicly
connect with builders
learn from this community
Excited to contribute and learn from everyone here 🚀
Attaching the github link to my repo :- github.com/ritesh-ui/RepoInspect.git
Attaching the website link :- repoinspect.com
Hi ! Welcome to Dev ..
Hi everyone, I am Khalid, a very curious software engineer who decided to give technical writing and exploring research a go!
I am very excited to be part of this community.
Please have a chance to look at my first article here. I truly appreciate all direction!
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Amit Patriwala from India, and I'm excited to join the DEV Community.
I'm a Solution Architect with 20+ years of experience in software engineering, primarily working with .NET, Python, Azure, AWS, and enterprise cloud solutions. Over the last few years, my focus has shifted toward AI engineering and production-ready AI systems.
I'm particularly interested in:
🤖 Large Language Models (LLMs)
🧠 Agentic AI
📚 Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
🏗️ AI Architecture & Infrastructure
☁️ Cloud Architecture (Azure & AWS)
🔒 AI Governance and Security
I'm currently building and researching topics like enterprise AI infrastructure, AI memory systems (PersonaGraph), production LLM architectures, and AI governance frameworks. I enjoy sharing practical architecture patterns, implementation experiences, and lessons learned from real-world projects.
I'm looking forward to learning from the community, contributing where I can, and connecting with fellow developers and AI enthusiasts.
Looking forward to meeting you all! 🚀
Hi everyone, happy to be here :)
I am a bootstrapped solo founder building Tīrtha, an efficient local AI engine with memory and verification, built so that agents stay reliable over long runs instead of degrading the way most do. The idea is simple: frontier level reliability at a fraction of the cost, by leaning on a strong local model plus the system around it (memory, verification, routing, and structure) rather than throwing everything at a giant model and hoping.
Here is what I plan to share:
The real work, not the highlight reel. What ships, what breaks, and the measurements behind both.
Honest numbers. Wins and failures side by side, including the experiments that did not pan out. I would rather post a measured loss than a pretty guess.
The thinking, not just the result. How I test for things like agent degradation and context rot, and what actually moves the needle.
Who will feel at home here:
Developers who care about reliable, cost efficient AI.
People into local models, agents, verification, and long horizon work.
Founders and builders who like shipping in public and learning out loud.
So, thank you for letting me build with you.
Hey everyone 👋 Just joined. I'm a developer who likes building small, useful tools and writing about how they came together — lately a lot of AI and agent stuff, with side trips into trading and the occasional bit of fiction. Looking forward to reading what you're all working on and sharing some notes from my own workbench. Glad to be here.
Awesome!
Hey everyone,
I'm Anton, a solo founder building SaaS products in the finance and CRM space.
I've been building software for years and spend most of my time working on invoicing, payments, accounting workflows, and business tools.
Happy to meet people here, exchange ideas, and learn from others. If you're into SaaS, fintech, CRM, or building products, feel free to say hi. Looking forward to being part of the community.
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm a developer interested in open source projects, networking technologies, and cross-platform software development.
I enjoy exploring how modern applications are built, especially in areas like Rust, system tools, network architecture, and developer utilities.
I'm here to learn from the community, share my experiences, and connect with other developers around the world.
Nice to meet you all! 🚀
👋 Hello everyone!
I'm Sourabh Jangid from India. I'm a B.Tech graduate and a passionate full-stack web developer. Currently, I'm improving my skills in React, Node.js, Express.js, MySQL, MongoDB, and modern web development.
I enjoy building real-world projects like real estate websites, hotel booking platforms, and full-stack applications. I'm also interested in UI/UX, SEO, and sharing my coding journey online.
I'm here to learn from this amazing community, contribute whenever I can, and connect with fellow developers.
Looking forward to learning, collaborating, and growing together! 🚀
Happy coding! 💻
Welcome to the community, Sourabh! 🚀
It's great to see another developer passionate about building real-world projects. Wishing you all the best on your learning journey. Looking forward to your future posts!
Hi, I'm Greg — developer and Claude Pro power user from Russia.
My first post here is about something I built out of frustration: a macOS menu bar plugin that shows exact Claude Pro usage — and in the process I stumbled onto an undocumented Anthropic OAuth endpoint that returns the same % you see on claude.ai.
If you use Claude heavily and wonder why the session limit hits you without warning, take a look.
Happy to connect with anyone building tools around AI APIs or macOS utilities!
Hi, it's my first day exploring dev.to and already loving it!!
I've spent most of my career building mobile applications. I'm here to learn, share what I build, and write about building efficient system.
Looking forward to connecting with you all
Hey folks, Ibrahim here. I spend my days wrangling search engine crawlers, fixing dynamic sitemap timeouts, and building out the web architecture for TheEmiratesGuides. Just dropping by to say hello and connect with people doing real work in SEO and development. Drop a comment if you're also fighting with Bingbot lately!
Hi everyone, I’m Vlad, a senior backend engineer and solution architect based in the Netherlands.
I mostly work with distributed systems, APIs, developer tooling, and lately AI-assisted engineering workflows. I joined DEV to share practical technical lessons from the things I build and learn from other developers working on similar problems.
My first article is about Claudescope, an open-source local explorer I built for browsing and searching sessions from six AI coding agents: How I Built a Local Explorer for Six AI Coding Agents.
Outside of work, I maintain open-source projects, mentor engineers, and occasionally write about architecture and engineering practices.
Glad to join the community.
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Mir, a Linux System Administrator and DevOps Engineer based in British Columbia, Canada.
I enjoy working with Linux, automation, cloud technologies, and local AI. I recently built ComAI, an open-source Linux terminal assistant that helps users troubleshoot systems, analyze logs, and work with local or cloud AI models.
I joined DEV to learn from the community, share my projects, and connect with other developers and open-source enthusiasts. My favourite tools are VS Code and the Linux terminal. Glad to be here! 🚀