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Hey everyone & thanks so much for the opportunity!
I'm the founder of Design Rivers Studios, where I'm building mobile apps and experimenting with new ideas as an indie developer.
I'm almost done with my first Android app, Torchly, a simple and modern flashlight app. I'm learning a lot along the way about Android development, product design, testing, and getting an app ready for launch.
I'm joining DEV to connect with other developers, share what I'm building, learn from the community, and hopefully document some of the journey along the way.
Looking forward to meeting everyone and discovering what you're all working on!
Welcome!!
Thanks for having me in y’all group of fun.
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm a former auditor who caught the coding bug and made the full jump into dev, funny enough, spreadsheets and stack traces have more in common than I expected 😅. These days I split my time between backend dev (Java, Spring Boot, Quarkus) and frontend (Angular, TypeScript), with a soft spot for BI and functional analysis too.
Right now I'm building Touria, a tourism analytics platform, in collab with Calyps and on the side I'm teaching myself Rust, dipping into AI, and poking at cybersecurity basics (send help, or send resources 🙏).
I'm also on the hunt for my next role as a developer, ideally in Canada/Québec or French-speaking Europe. Excited to be part of this community, feel free to say hi, especially if you're also a career-switcher!
Welcome!😃
Hi! How's Rust been treating you? Did you have a hard time with understanding its concepts, given your other programming background?
Hi! It’s completely new to me and quite different from Java. Luckily, I enjoy learning new things! I’ve also noticed that the applications built with Rust are really fast and lightweight.
I think sticking with it will pay off, keep it up!
Thanks, I really appreciate the encouragement! 😊
Hi everyone!
I’m the founder of Wizlix Technologies, and we’re building an AI-first company and platform powered by AI and reviewed by humans.
I believe this is the right community to get honest feedback from engineers who understand performance, scalability and optimization.
We’re building Flozari.com, and I’d love for engineers here to take a look at what we’re working on and share your thoughts.
What could we improve?
What would you optimize?
Are there any performance or technical areas you think we should focus on?
We’re completely open to feedback, good or bad and would genuinely love to learn from your experience.
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to review it and share feedback!
This is a really interesting use case. I took a look at Flozari, and one area I’d be curious about is how the automation pipeline handles scaling when there’s a sudden spike in comments, DMs, or webhook events.
I’d especially be interested in how you handle Meta API rate limits, retries/duplicate events, and queueing for high-volume interactions. I also think the balance between deterministic workflows and AI-generated responses is an interesting optimization problem — using predefined responses where possible while reserving AI for interactions that actually need contextual reasoning could help with both latency and inference costs.
I’ll keep exploring the platform, but those are some of the areas I’d be looking at first. Great work so far!
That makes a lot of sense. I particularly like the approach of keeping deterministic flows separate from AI-driven interactions rather than putting an LLM in the middle of every request.
One thing I'm curious about is how you handle queued events when they become stale. For example, if several comments or interactions come in during a spike and get queued, do you have any prioritization or expiration strategy so that an outdated interaction doesn't get processed after the context has already changed?
I'd be interested to hear how you approached that trade-off between reliability, latency, and maintaining the right conversation context.
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm Alisson, an Systems Analysis and Development student. I have practical experience in industrial process automation (SAP GUI Scripting & Excel VBA) and data intelligence with Power BI.
I'm currently transitioning careers and joined the community to share knowledge about software development, read tech articles, and accelerate my studies in Python and SQL.
Fun fact: I really enjoy using automation to eliminate repetitive manual tasks on the shop floor!
Great to connect with you all! 🚀
(disclaimer: used Google Translate for this continuous learning step lol)
Welcome! Dev.to is a great place to share knowledge. I've gotten some great feedback and lots of different perspectives which has been so helpful!
Bem-vindo, Alisson! VBA e SAP GUI Scripting eu conheço de perto, ainda mexo com Visual Basic num ERP legado. É subestimado, mas resolve muito problema de automação com pouco código. A passagem de automação de planilha pra pipeline de dados costuma ser bem natural, boa sorte nos estudos de Python/SQL.
HI Alison
Hi everyone — I’m Harry 👋
I build open-source desktop tools and spend most of my time bouncing between Rust, Python, and Vue. My current projects are MangoDisk (disk cleanup), FlashVoice (local voice input), and MoneyPrinterTurbo (turning scripts into videos).
I joined DEV because the messy parts of shipping software are usually more useful than polished launch posts. I’ll share bugs I hit, cross-platform lessons, and decisions behind releases. Glad to be here!
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m a distributed systems engineer with about 6 years of experience, mostly focusing on high-throughput backend pipelines, concurrent Go systems, and technical innovation.I joined Dev.to to share my open-source projects (currently building tooltrace to help debug LLM tool calls) and connect with other devs obsessed with engineering fundamentals. Looking forward to learning from everyone here!
hey, i’m luca a software engineer from milan currently working on operately. i’m here to write about product design, useful ai, and clean boring code. fun fact: i can spend longer naming a project than building the first version.
Welcome to DEV! Great to have you here!
Hello everyone! 👋
I'm a backend engineer and a long-time Java developer.
Recently, I've been spending more time digging into things like concurrency, I/O, performance, and some of the unexpected problems that appear in real systems.
I joined DEV to share some of those experiences, learn from other developers, and hopefully have some interesting discussions along the way.
Nice to meet you all!
Hi all. I run a few small businesses solo and hand most of the work to AI. I mostly write up what broke — index numbers, API bills, accounting bugs. Glad to be here.
Read your indexing post. Diagnosing the redirect loop, then spinning up a fresh blog and finding the exact same structure on every healthy Blogspot - that five-minute check is worth more than the other 80 posts.
I hit the same wall from the engagement side. For a while an agent of mine posted daily curated content to my channels. Flat zero, while the pieces written from my own work did all the numbers. Its job is distribution now, not writing.
One question about the rebuild: if the pipeline only writes what actually happened, who does it happen to?
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