I personally lean Dev dot Tee Oh. What do you think?
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DEV TOO
If you need to clarify for a DEV newbie, you can say DEV DOT TEE OH. But DEV TOO without the dot is the official way of saying it.
I've been making a point of emphasizing this in some recent podcasts I've taken part in 😄
I always pronounced it this way, good to know is the correct one :)
Awesome. I’ve always said it this way.
Dev Tooooooogether!
I'm German, I use neither. ;-)
It's pronounced merr man!
you-can-be-a-DEV-TOO!
I say "Dev 2" usually, but I haven't had a conversation with anyone about the website that was off the computer.
Neither: "dev to", without the dot :D
I also didn't use dot. Sadly I was saying dev tee oh which is wrong.