Do you know that the hardest article to write is the first one. Most people never write it, not because they have nothing to say, but because they're scared nobody will read it.
So here's my promise: write your first article on DEV, drop the link in the comments (of my article), and I'll read every single one and give you honest, thorough feedback.
It doesn't have to be long. It doesn't have to be perfect. It just has to be yours.
I am Tyler N, a 13-year-old (almost 14) from Maryland, and I made my first article here on DEV.to, or on any sort of blogging platform, on May 28, 2026, which was 167 days, 24 weeks, or 5 months ago. It was titled "Git for GitHub: How to use simple Git commands to manage a GitHub repository," and it definitely took me a while to write. But after I published it, I realized that I would be making many more articles here on DEV.to. I had received real comments on it about how it actually, really helped people. I thought it wouldn't go anywhere, but it definitely did.
I started to learn to code sometime in the sixth grade (which was in the 2024-2025 school year), created my first GitHub repository in December of 2025, and DEV.to is just the natural continuation of that.
Since that point, I have made six more articles. My second article was about how I used Inkscape to create a banner for the first article and my profile picture. While it may definitely be a brisk pace, I had sleepaway camp and summer right in the middle, so it just about evens it out. While making these articles, I have gotten much better at my writing, both technical and non-technical.
The point of me telling you this is to inform you that you can absolutely do the same thing I did, if not better than me. To find the idea for that very first article, and just about every article after it, I thought about either something that was confusing for me or that I thought might be confusing to others, or a coding project I had recently gotten to a stable state. I also made one about why I chose to code in the Terminal, in the absence of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Obviously, these aren't the only things articles can be about. Be creative, and start writing! If you don't think you can write an article just yet, go around and explore other people's articles, and interact with them by leaving thoughtful comments.
How did you guys discover DEV.to, and what are you going to write? Feel free to give a description of how you got into coding or another technical field.
Somewhere between a curious mind and an overambitious terminal. Building with code, experimenting with AI, and making ideas do things. A CSE grad from IIIT Bhagalpur'26 who loves singing like crazy!
Hi Earthlings! This is Shruti. I have a really boring background: I graduated from IIIT Bhagalpur, India. But apart from that, the cool stuff about me is that I'm creative and distracted in the best possible ways by developing and breaking things. Also, I sing in tune at the top of my lungs and am currently trying not to procrastinate and start learning Japanese and creating content on Instagram😭. I have a crazy obsession with thrillers and horror, both in reading and watching (but minimal gore, please😭). Busy being the main character of my own life📈. Excited to connect with unusual minds like me!😁😸
Somewhere between a curious mind and an overambitious terminal. Building with code, experimenting with AI, and making ideas do things. A CSE grad from IIIT Bhagalpur'26 who loves singing like crazy!
Somewhere between a curious mind and an overambitious terminal. Building with code, experimenting with AI, and making ideas do things. A CSE grad from IIIT Bhagalpur'26 who loves singing like crazy!
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Kevin, a technology enthusiast passionate about software engineering, AI, and emerging technologies. I'm here to connect with fellow developers, exchange ideas, learn from different experiences, and build meaningful professional relationships. Whether you're working on exciting projects or exploring new career opportunities, I'd love to connect and hear your story. Looking forward to being part of this community!
“It’s only work if somebody makes you do it.” • craft code • creative ideas • cutting edge • author • senior front end architect • professional scuba diver • adventures above and below the sea level
Location
Germany
Work
Senior Front End Architect, Full Stack Engineer, Creative Technologist and Scuba Diving Professional
Please tell me in the comments: What brings you to DEV?
I'm Martin, and I worked as a Senior Front-End Architect and Engineering Manager at some of the world's largest digital agencies, where I led front-end teams on international projects. After 15 years, I left.
Now I travel the world as a professional scuba diver and work as a contracted Tech Lead, Solution Architect, and technical Recruiter for international clients. Additionally, I write about technology on dev.to and Golem (German).
A life, Jimmy, you know what that is? It's the shit that happens while you're waiting for moments that never come.
That is my advice for everyone. Jump right in. Start writing! Today! That's how I became a published author for No Stach Press and Packt Publishing - who knows what's waiting for you?
My first book, The Complete Developer, is an easy, hands-on introduction to building web applications with Next.js, MongoDB, and Mongoose. It is part of multiple university syllabi in the USA and India - you can get it from No Starch Press
Hello everybody!
My name is Dana, and I am new to the programming world. I recently started The Odin Project, which is what brought me here. I am hoping to learn lots and even being able to write articles one day.
Hey all, I'm Sebastian. Backend dev, mostly C# and .NET, with the occasional detour into other languages.
I'm building a few NuGet packages and an investment tracker app under a small solo venture called Aarexus. Here to keep up with what's happening in the .NET & tech world and to write about what I learn along the way.
What's a .NET or backend topic you'd like to see more posts about?
Canopy handles authentication, org hierarchies and hierarchical RBAC as a service, so developers can ship roles, permissions and sign-in without building them.
Hi everyone! 👋 We’re Canopy, a small team building identity and hierarchical access control for developers. Most apps eventually need roles that follow an org chart (a manager sees their team, a regional admin sees their region), and we got tired of rebuilding that every time. So we made it a service: sign-in, organizations, roles and permissions through one API and SDK.
We’re here to share what we learn about auth, RBAC and multi-tenant design, and to learn from all of you. Fun fact: our logo is a tiny hierarchy tree, because we think about trees more than any healthy team should. 🌳
Happy to answer questions about auth or permissions, and looking forward to meeting folks here!
A Software Engineer who strongly believes one can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices, even at the age of AI.
Builder, reader, wanderer. A product manager who also writes code. Three years building software and AI agents for factories. I read more novels than tech books.
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Wenwei, a front-end dev and PM from Shanghai.
I signed up here ages ago, but only this week did I finally write my first two posts: one about how my personal agent is just a folder of Markdown files, and one about Pip, a little desktop octopus that reacts to your face.
These days I'm mostly curious about where AI is heading, and what software will become because of it. Away from the screen: books, the gym, coffee, and wandering down random little streets.
Fun fact: my AI plans my workouts now, and it never forgets to tell me I haven't eaten enough protein. 😅
Happy to be here! Say hi if you're building something personal with AI too.
Welcome everyone , I'm Nay Htet Khant , Myanmar Citizen , 20 years old . I'm currently learning GO , system design , DevOps tools and AI driven development . As a academic background , I'm just a high school diploma , but now I'm trying to attend CS major at the university of people . As a experience , I have built mutli user video conferencing app by using laravel , Next.js , Reverb , Caddy , Docker , Livekit(sfu) and E-book shop with laravel , Next.js , Stripe payment gateway , aws S3 presigned url . Now i'm seeking a full stack position as a junior Role , to cover the cost of university and i wanna also work experience .
I kept running into constant friction debugging physical test devices, from frayed USB cables and dropped wireless sockets at my desk to the headache of debugging remote client devices without clunky VPNs. Since nothing out there quite solved both problems cleanly inside the IDE, I ended up building my own solution (WiDE-R).
I recently wrote a breakdown of how the workflow works and how to set it up:
I’m Robert, a Computer Science student at Penn State University and an iOS software engineer working with SwiftUI, native architectures, and Supabase.
Outside of my CS coursework, I run TruOutdoorz, an independent digital media platform and software suite focused on building native tools for outdoorsmen and iOS developers. Here is what I’m actively shipping:
TruHuntz: My flagship native iOS app built with SwiftUI, MapKit, interactive scent cone tools, and custom field-tracking features designed for hunters and outdoorsmen. TruKit: An open-source SwiftUI + Supabase starter kit built to help indie developers ship production-ready apps faster with zero-backend demo modes, RLS policies, and Stripe/StoreKit 2 paywall integrations. TruGuidz (TruGuidz.com): My web hub connecting software tools, developer resources, and long-form outdoor content.
I joined Dev.to to share technical breakdowns straight from the trenches—specifically around iOS architecture, offline-first state management, mapping integrations, and balancing full-stack indie app development with university engineering courses.
Excited to connect with other builders here, learn from the community, and share what I'm building along the way!
Drop a comment below with what you're currently working on or your favorite tech stack—always down to chat iOS, backend tech, or student indie-hacking.
I’m a curious generalist building Bezel. I share what I’m learning about design, frontend development, and using AI to code, prototype, and automate workflows.
I’m a frontend dev who likes to bounce between design, code, and figuring out what I can automate.
I’m building Bezel right now, and I’m here to share what I’m learning about designing and coding with AI. If you’ve built an AI workflow you actually use every week, I’d love to hear what it does.
Tourism Management student at BHU exploring the world of technology. Learning Python, Data Analytics, AI, and Product development. Interested in building practical projects, experimenting
Hi ,Myself Apurva i am Final year tourism and hospitality management student having experience in outbond operations and product development eager to learn about python, web development and building new projects
and keep myself updated and educated with relevant tech....😊🌿
Warm regards !
Hi everyone, I'm Mithun from Chennai, India. I run Catalyst Labs, a small software and AI studio that started in 2026. We build websites, web apps and automation for businesses.
The project I learned the most from was an online store with a virtual try-on for a clothing brand. In its first month of campaign traffic it had about 20K visitors, mostly on phones from social apps. That taught me how much page weight matters. I'm working on it now.
I'm here to learn from people who've shipped similar things and to share what I find. What's the one performance mistake you see most often on e-commerce sites?
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Hannan, founder of 8Bit Enterprise. We're a small team doing creative work that helps brands grow: design, development and marketing that people actually notice. We've been at it since 2020.
Lately I've been digging into two things: how AI shopping assistants read product data, and why so many A/B tests get called far too early. I'll share what I find as I go.
Always happy to swap notes on design, building or growth. What's everyone working on this week?
Solo developer from Tunisia. Building Wardin, a free warranty tracker made with Expo and Supabase. I also make the "Sam vs. Warranties" animated Shorts.
I'm a software engineer based in Hamburg, Germany. I've spent years building backend systems, and lately I've been spending more and more time experimenting with things outside my usual work: self-hosting, AI, electronics, 3D printing, and DIY hardware.
I have a habit of turning small ideas into projects that somehow become much bigger than expected. 😄
I recently started writing about those experiments, engineering decisions, mistakes, and lessons learned at blog.artemiev.org.
Looking forward to meeting other engineers, sharing experiences, and learning from the community!
HI! Im John from DialectForge LLC. I've been building FlowstateMCP. its open source MIT on GitHub.
I have an education in Network Security, however I chose to work in construction for the last 18 years. I'm getting back into tech and use AI to build. I built flowstate 8 months ago as a tool for me to use so that my project context would follow me into any session and any tool I use without needing to re explain myself or load huge .md files. (context limits 8 months ago were wild!)
I recently re packaged flowstatemcp so that others can use it either hosted from their own system or from my secure network.
im happy to be here in a community where others can see my work, as well as be able to see what others are up to.
Hello, I am Sunil, from sunny California. I made my first blog today. How me and my coding partner, Agent Claude made a website. dev.to/sunil_makwana_0ddf8129ea6/m...
I'm RyanPlugins, an independent WordPress and software developer from the Philippines.
I specialize in WooCommerce development, payment gateway integrations, and building eCommerce solutions, including mobile apps, web apps, and POS systems.
I'm here to connect with other developers, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts, share experiences, learn new things, and explore new opportunities.
Always happy to meet like-minded people and learn from this community!
I build data tools for local business lead generation. Creator of the Google Maps Business Leads Scraper on Apify: leads with phone numbers and a no-website filter.
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Alex Vega, based in Redwood City, CA. I build data tools for local business lead generation — my first project is a Google Maps scraper on Apify that collects business leads with phone numbers, with a filter for businesses that have no website yet (gold for web designers and agencies). I just published my first post here about it. Happy to be here and looking forward to learning from this community!
We're Zuzo Studio, a small team building Xodia, a visual website builder for real code.
Here's why we started. AI tools got really good at building a whole site in one go. Then you want the hero a bit tighter on mobile, or one button in a different colour, and suddenly you're writing a paragraph of instructions, spending credits, and hoping it doesn't break the footer.
So we're building the other half: you click the thing and change it, on your own code, at every screen size. Your AI still does the big jobs.
That's enough about us. We'd rather hear from you.
Drop a comment with the last small edit that took you way longer than it should have. A spacing fix, a colour, one line of text, anything. We'll read every comment and reply to each one, with a fix if we know one.
If you're new here too, say hi. This is our first post on DEV, so we're in the same boat.
Hey! My name is Matthew and I run a small store selling Windows and Office licenses. I spend a lot of my time helping people out with activation issues, error codes etc. I've been writing up fixes here for common problems as I frequently get asked the same questions and the official documentation can be difficult to understand. Mostly Windows stuff (lots of PowerShell), plus some Office. Feel free to reach out if you're having any issues with activation!
Hello!! Junior web dev from Greece — Laravel, Drupal, and the occasional side project. Just joined DEV, planning to write up some things I've learned shipping stuff.
Somewhere between a curious mind and an overambitious terminal. Building with code, experimenting with AI, and making ideas do things. A CSE grad from IIIT Bhagalpur'26 who loves singing like crazy!
My name is Najib Snaike. I graduated as a programmer analyst in 1992, and since 2016 I have started my business as an affiliate marketer, designer and writer.
Hey there, newcomers, welcome!
Do you know that the hardest article to write is the first one. Most people never write it, not because they have nothing to say, but because they're scared nobody will read it.
So here's my promise: write your first article on DEV, drop the link in the comments (of my article), and I'll read every single one and give you honest, thorough feedback.
It doesn't have to be long. It doesn't have to be perfect. It just has to be yours.
Your first reader (me) is already waiting. 🚀
Includes a link to the author's very first post
Scared to Publish Your First Technical Article? Don't Be. I'll Be There to Read It
Hello, New DEV.to Members!
I am Tyler N, a 13-year-old (almost 14) from Maryland, and I made my first article here on DEV.to, or on any sort of blogging platform, on May 28, 2026, which was 167 days, 24 weeks, or 5 months ago. It was titled "Git for GitHub: How to use simple Git commands to manage a GitHub repository," and it definitely took me a while to write. But after I published it, I realized that I would be making many more articles here on DEV.to. I had received real comments on it about how it actually, really helped people. I thought it wouldn't go anywhere, but it definitely did.
I started to learn to code sometime in the sixth grade (which was in the 2024-2025 school year), created my first GitHub repository in December of 2025, and DEV.to is just the natural continuation of that.
Since that point, I have made six more articles. My second article was about how I used Inkscape to create a banner for the first article and my profile picture. While it may definitely be a brisk pace, I had sleepaway camp and summer right in the middle, so it just about evens it out. While making these articles, I have gotten much better at my writing, both technical and non-technical.
The point of me telling you this is to inform you that you can absolutely do the same thing I did, if not better than me. To find the idea for that very first article, and just about every article after it, I thought about either something that was confusing for me or that I thought might be confusing to others, or a coding project I had recently gotten to a stable state. I also made one about why I chose to code in the Terminal, in the absence of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Obviously, these aren't the only things articles can be about. Be creative, and start writing! If you don't think you can write an article just yet, go around and explore other people's articles, and interact with them by leaving thoughtful comments.
How did you guys discover DEV.to, and what are you going to write? Feel free to give a description of how you got into coding or another technical field.
Hi Earthlings! This is Shruti. I have a really boring background: I graduated from IIIT Bhagalpur, India. But apart from that, the cool stuff about me is that I'm creative and distracted in the best possible ways by developing and breaking things. Also, I sing in tune at the top of my lungs and am currently trying not to procrastinate and start learning Japanese and creating content on Instagram😭. I have a crazy obsession with thrillers and horror, both in reading and watching (but minimal gore, please😭). Busy being the main character of my own life📈. Excited to connect with unusual minds like me!😁😸
Hello Shruti, graduating from IIIT Bhagalpur is a huge achievement. You are calling it boring lol welcome to DEV!
Haha, Hi gurl!💓
Hi👋🏻
Hello, I am also in the middle of my Japanese journey. Hope you beat procrastination, believe me, I know is hard :)
Yes, absolutely!😌Ganbatte!
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Kevin, a technology enthusiast passionate about software engineering, AI, and emerging technologies. I'm here to connect with fellow developers, exchange ideas, learn from different experiences, and build meaningful professional relationships. Whether you're working on exciting projects or exploring new career opportunities, I'd love to connect and hear your story. Looking forward to being part of this community!
Welcome to Dev!
Welcome to DEV, Kevin! 😸🎉
Hope you make lots of great connections and have fun exploring the community! 💚🐈
Hi everyone!
Welcome to the dev.to community!
Please tell me in the comments: What brings you to DEV?
I'm Martin, and I worked as a Senior Front-End Architect and Engineering Manager at some of the world's largest digital agencies, where I led front-end teams on international projects. After 15 years, I left.
Now I travel the world as a professional scuba diver and work as a contracted Tech Lead, Solution Architect, and technical Recruiter for international clients. Additionally, I write about technology on dev.to and Golem (German).
That is my advice for everyone. Jump right in. Start writing! Today! That's how I became a published author for No Stach Press and Packt Publishing - who knows what's waiting for you?
My latest book Claude Code Beyond the Prompt will be available in November. Over the next few weeks, I'll run a series on dev. to revealing the chapters one-by-one. Take a look :)
If I have enough time, I write more in-depth articles and thought pieces here on dev.to, for example: Toward Agent Native Development or the follow-up Why Anthropic’s Scion Forces Us to Think "Agent-Native"
My first book, The Complete Developer, is an easy, hands-on introduction to building web applications with Next.js, MongoDB, and Mongoose. It is part of multiple university syllabi in the USA and India - you can get it from No Starch Press
I recommend following the general tags webdev, ai , career and productivity and javascript, react, CSS. Head over to your Dashboard and adjust the tag weight to personalize your home feed.
Here's a list of articles to start your journey as a successful developer and a great writer:
If you are looking for your next job, I highly recommend buying the Book De-Coding the Technical Interview Process by Emma Bostian. It is hands down the best preparation for every technical interview.
If you're interested in my articles, have questions, or want to get in touch, don't hesitate to contact me on dev.to/martinkr
And remember to start posting today, maybe just by telling us in the comments: what brings you to DEV?
Cheers!
Hello everybody!
My name is Dana, and I am new to the programming world. I recently started The Odin Project, which is what brought me here. I am hoping to learn lots and even being able to write articles one day.
Welcome to DEV, Dana! 😸🎉
The Odin Project sounds like a great place to start your coding journey! ✨
Hope you have lots of fun learning, building things, and sharing your first article someday! Can't wait to read it! 💚🐈
Welcome to Dev!
Hey all, I'm Sebastian. Backend dev, mostly C# and .NET, with the occasional detour into other languages.
I'm building a few NuGet packages and an investment tracker app under a small solo venture called Aarexus. Here to keep up with what's happening in the .NET & tech world and to write about what I learn along the way.
What's a .NET or backend topic you'd like to see more posts about?
Hi everyone! 👋 We’re Canopy, a small team building identity and hierarchical access control for developers. Most apps eventually need roles that follow an org chart (a manager sees their team, a regional admin sees their region), and we got tired of rebuilding that every time. So we made it a service: sign-in, organizations, roles and permissions through one API and SDK.
We’re here to share what we learn about auth, RBAC and multi-tenant design, and to learn from all of you. Fun fact: our logo is a tiny hierarchy tree, because we think about trees more than any healthy team should. 🌳
Happy to answer questions about auth or permissions, and looking forward to meeting folks here!
Hi, I'm from Argentina and I love music aswell!
Welcome to DEV, Federico! 😸🎉
Music and coding make a great combination! 🎶✨
Welcome!
heyyyyyyy
wassup
Welcome all the new comers to DEV. 👋
It's a great community of developers, for the developers.
It's one of the only few places left where conflicting developer opinions rest in peace 🤣🥰
In case you are interested, here's one of my last posts that you may find worth reading:
Don't Stop Believing in Foundational Knowledge 🙏🏼
Bonjour je suis nouveau et je suis heureux d'être parmi vous 😁
Welcome to Dev
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Wenwei, a front-end dev and PM from Shanghai.
I signed up here ages ago, but only this week did I finally write my first two posts: one about how my personal agent is just a folder of Markdown files, and one about Pip, a little desktop octopus that reacts to your face.
These days I'm mostly curious about where AI is heading, and what software will become because of it. Away from the screen: books, the gym, coffee, and wandering down random little streets.
Fun fact: my AI plans my workouts now, and it never forgets to tell me I haven't eaten enough protein. 😅
Happy to be here! Say hi if you're building something personal with AI too.
Sup sip sap
Welcome everyone , I'm Nay Htet Khant , Myanmar Citizen , 20 years old . I'm currently learning GO , system design , DevOps tools and AI driven development . As a academic background , I'm just a high school diploma , but now I'm trying to attend CS major at the university of people . As a experience , I have built mutli user video conferencing app by using laravel , Next.js , Reverb , Caddy , Docker , Livekit(sfu) and E-book shop with laravel , Next.js , Stripe payment gateway , aws S3 presigned url . Now i'm seeking a full stack position as a junior Role , to cover the cost of university and i wanna also work experience .
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm a native Android developer.
I kept running into constant friction debugging physical test devices, from frayed USB cables and dropped wireless sockets at my desk to the headache of debugging remote client devices without clunky VPNs. Since nothing out there quite solved both problems cleanly inside the IDE, I ended up building my own solution (WiDE-R).
I recently wrote a breakdown of how the workflow works and how to set it up:
How to Debug Physical Android Devices Remotely from Android Studio (Without VPNs)
Hope it's helpful if you run into similar hardware debugging bottlenecks. Excited to be part of the community here!
Hey everyone!
I’m Robert, a Computer Science student at Penn State University and an iOS software engineer working with SwiftUI, native architectures, and Supabase.
Outside of my CS coursework, I run TruOutdoorz, an independent digital media platform and software suite focused on building native tools for outdoorsmen and iOS developers. Here is what I’m actively shipping:
TruHuntz: My flagship native iOS app built with SwiftUI, MapKit, interactive scent cone tools, and custom field-tracking features designed for hunters and outdoorsmen.
TruKit: An open-source SwiftUI + Supabase starter kit built to help indie developers ship production-ready apps faster with zero-backend demo modes, RLS policies, and Stripe/StoreKit 2 paywall integrations.
TruGuidz (TruGuidz.com): My web hub connecting software tools, developer resources, and long-form outdoor content.
I joined Dev.to to share technical breakdowns straight from the trenches—specifically around iOS architecture, offline-first state management, mapping integrations, and balancing full-stack indie app development with university engineering courses.
🛠 What I’m building with daily:
Frontend & iOS: SwiftUI, Native iOS SDKs, MapKit, StoreKit 2
Backend: Supabase (Auth, RLS, Edge Functions), Stripe Payment Sheets
Focus: TruOutdoorz products, modular app architecture, indie hacking
Excited to connect with other builders here, learn from the community, and share what I'm building along the way!
Drop a comment below with what you're currently working on or your favorite tech stack—always down to chat iOS, backend tech, or student indie-hacking.
Hey everyone, I’m Charlie.
I’m a frontend dev who likes to bounce between design, code, and figuring out what I can automate.
I’m building Bezel right now, and I’m here to share what I’m learning about designing and coding with AI. If you’ve built an AI workflow you actually use every week, I’d love to hear what it does.
Hi ,Myself Apurva i am Final year tourism and hospitality management student having experience in outbond operations and product development eager to learn about python, web development and building new projects
and keep myself updated and educated with relevant tech....😊🌿
Warm regards !
Hi everyone, I'm Mithun from Chennai, India. I run Catalyst Labs, a small software and AI studio that started in 2026. We build websites, web apps and automation for businesses.
The project I learned the most from was an online store with a virtual try-on for a clothing brand. In its first month of campaign traffic it had about 20K visitors, mostly on phones from social apps. That taught me how much page weight matters. I'm working on it now.
I'm here to learn from people who've shipped similar things and to share what I find. What's the one performance mistake you see most often on e-commerce sites?
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Hannan, founder of 8Bit Enterprise. We're a small team doing creative work that helps brands grow: design, development and marketing that people actually notice. We've been at it since 2020.
Lately I've been digging into two things: how AI shopping assistants read product data, and why so many A/B tests get called far too early. I'll share what I find as I go.
Always happy to swap notes on design, building or growth. What's everyone working on this week?
Hi everyone! I'm Ahmed, a solo developer from Tunisia.
I'm building Wardin, a free warranty tracker made with Expo and Supabase. You take a photo of a receipt and it reminds you before the warranty ends.
I'm here to learn, share what I build, and get honest feedback. Happy to help anyone working with React Native or Expo too!
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm a software engineer based in Hamburg, Germany. I've spent years building backend systems, and lately I've been spending more and more time experimenting with things outside my usual work: self-hosting, AI, electronics, 3D printing, and DIY hardware.
I have a habit of turning small ideas into projects that somehow become much bigger than expected. 😄
I recently started writing about those experiments, engineering decisions, mistakes, and lessons learned at blog.artemiev.org.
Looking forward to meeting other engineers, sharing experiences, and learning from the community!
HI! Im John from DialectForge LLC. I've been building FlowstateMCP. its open source MIT on GitHub.
I have an education in Network Security, however I chose to work in construction for the last 18 years. I'm getting back into tech and use AI to build. I built flowstate 8 months ago as a tool for me to use so that my project context would follow me into any session and any tool I use without needing to re explain myself or load huge .md files. (context limits 8 months ago were wild!)
I recently re packaged flowstatemcp so that others can use it either hosted from their own system or from my secure network.
im happy to be here in a community where others can see my work, as well as be able to see what others are up to.
Hello, I am Sunil, from sunny California. I made my first blog today. How me and my coding partner, Agent Claude made a website. dev.to/sunil_makwana_0ddf8129ea6/m...
Hi everyone!
I'm RyanPlugins, an independent WordPress and software developer from the Philippines.
I specialize in WooCommerce development, payment gateway integrations, and building eCommerce solutions, including mobile apps, web apps, and POS systems.
I'm here to connect with other developers, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts, share experiences, learn new things, and explore new opportunities.
Always happy to meet like-minded people and learn from this community!
Looking forward to connecting with everyone.
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Alex Vega, based in Redwood City, CA. I build data tools for local business lead generation — my first project is a Google Maps scraper on Apify that collects business leads with phone numbers, with a filter for businesses that have no website yet (gold for web designers and agencies). I just published my first post here about it. Happy to be here and looking forward to learning from this community!
Hi DEV!
We're Zuzo Studio, a small team building Xodia, a visual website builder for real code.
Here's why we started. AI tools got really good at building a whole site in one go. Then you want the hero a bit tighter on mobile, or one button in a different colour, and suddenly you're writing a paragraph of instructions, spending credits, and hoping it doesn't break the footer.
So we're building the other half: you click the thing and change it, on your own code, at every screen size. Your AI still does the big jobs.
That's enough about us. We'd rather hear from you.
Drop a comment with the last small edit that took you way longer than it should have. A spacing fix, a colour, one line of text, anything. We'll read every comment and reply to each one, with a fix if we know one.
If you're new here too, say hi. This is our first post on DEV, so we're in the same boat.
See you in the comments.
Hey! My name is Matthew and I run a small store selling Windows and Office licenses. I spend a lot of my time helping people out with activation issues, error codes etc. I've been writing up fixes here for common problems as I frequently get asked the same questions and the official documentation can be difficult to understand. Mostly Windows stuff (lots of PowerShell), plus some Office. Feel free to reach out if you're having any issues with activation!
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Hey there,
Hello!! Junior web dev from Greece — Laravel, Drupal, and the occasional side project. Just joined DEV, planning to write up some things I've learned shipping stuff.
Hello! I'm building Shogi and Chess engines. You can enjoy with my tiny AIs here -> tinyai.run/ 🎮
Hi there, I am Ranudi
I'm a Final Year Computer Science Undergraduate student at University of Westminster
hi, I am Ranudi
I'm multipassionately over ambitious, trying to make it a blessing in disguise. will make sure to learn as much as i can here!
Hi again, guys. I just posted my first one today; go check it out! My First Post
Hi, everyone!👋
Hi! I'm the new kid on the block and I already have an API ready to go! its a link preview API and I would appreciate if someone could check it out!
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Hey everyone! Looking forward to learning, sharing ideas, and connecting with fellow developers here.