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Hello, my name is Luis. I'm from Colombia. I'm an electronic engineer but I love to code. I'm not a pro in this, but I try my best to learn every day. I'm learning Angular 6 right now. My favorite non-coding hobby is perhaps to travel. That's it, thanks a lot.
Saludos Luis!
I'm a developer but I'm in love with embedded dev, embedded Linux, microcontrollers and such (ST32 HAL is beautiful in my opinion!)
Anyways, welcome!
here's one way:
Hola yo soy NiluX o Linux
:) nice
Hello!
My name is Ryan and I'm a systems admin pretending to be a programmer. Looking to learn from others and hopefully give back too! Most of my experience is on the Systems/Ops side, with most of my programming being of the integration/monitoring/back end fun variety.
As a fellow pretender, it's great to see you here, Ryan!
Welcome, Ryan. You'll surely learn a lot here.
I've just switched back to programming after a 10-15yr stint as a sysadmin - not having to fret about dodgy disk drives or power outages is the main plus point so far ;-)
That sounds like a lot of fun I'm the CEO of a company and I'm not very good at programming the software firm that I developed we have over 300 developers so I don't really have to be good at coding but I have to be good at Concepts and business management but I'm really good at reading people being able to read people is really important in software development and business which is what I excel in I do code for fun with unity and JavaScript. I really should be better at coding but when you have 300 software engineers and you an American company it gives you a lot of clout and imagination to make your ideas come to life rapidly started a game development company with my four Sons because teaching him about business and technology. I thought was really important for what better way to do that than to teach business Concepts and basic development then to make your own games.
What you see in your inner eye can become your reality
Programming can have a steep learning curve. Don't let that discourage you.
For starters:
-Pick ONE language to start with.
-WRITE lots of code. If you don't know what to write, try Project Euler. They have many small puzzles to solve.
-READ other people's code.
Hi everyone,
My name is Atta and I am a Software Engineer with over 5 years of experience. I mostly work as a full stack developer in Java, Spring Boot, Angular and Node.js. I would love to explore and contribute meaningfully to dev.to.
Welcome! :)
Hi all, I've been coding since 1996 and am currently overwhelmed by the many different frameworks and tech stacks. Even in Python (Why use asyncio instead of concurrent?). Same reason I quit Magic: The Gathering for 15 years when phasing was added after cumulative upkeep and one had to memorize those rules.
I quit Magic too when they kept on adding more and more rules rofl
Fortunately, new rules are now explained on the cards themselves, and many have smartphones to look up rules online.
Hello Everyone,
My name is Ahsan Naveed. I am a 4th year Computing Science student looking forward to exploring this community and learning more from Y'all!
Best,
Ahsan
Hi all, my name is Ohad. I've been writing code since I was 13 years old and still consider programming and its various abstractions (logical reasoning, etc) as one of the main tools I use in my life. I started with computer graphics programming in what is known as the Demoscene and in recent history have been building web projects of all sorts and kinds.
Hey welcome to dev.to! How/why did you transition into web development?
Hey Liana, it was a pretty natural thing as more and more of my time as a user moved to using web apps/sites as opposed to then-native apps.
Welcome!
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Welcome Ohad
Hi all,
I am a Front-end Engineer who love to code and develop web apps and websites in ReactJS with an inclination towards creating meaningful components and styling up with Material UI and SCSS (also know many other CSS frameworks ;)
Great to have you Dikshant!
Hello, my name is Aditya. I am from India, currently working in USA. I am working in Quality Assurance field but interested in learning on how to code. I am learning Python and hoping to learn & share a lot in this forum. Thanks!
Hi Aditya, welcome to the community :). I hope you find it useful.
Hello my Name is Rushikesh, i am a college student and blogger as well as admin of online activities of my class and friends.
I feel better to help other and solve the problems :)
I work with php, java, mysql, oracle, mssql, linux and hacking (pentesting)
Sounds great! Keep learning and practicing =)
Thank's for appreciation :)
Hello everyone! I am Enky! I found this app through Github. I think it looks fantastic and I am really eager to contribute to this community! I am studying machine learning and I normally code in Python, but I am learning Javascript on the side. I am mainly interested in machine learning, game development and web development. Open source projects really fascinate me and I really want to contribute to one and start getting that experience.
Nice to meet you guys all! :)
happy to have you here! yes, open source is one of the finest ways to learn real-world programming
Thank you!
Hello Devs! My name is Jose Antonio. I'm from Tandil a village in the center of Buenos Aires, Argentina. I'm a student of Systems Engineering. My interests as a developer are broad, from design and implement nice looking interfaces to solving algorithmic problems. I've worked in Web Development for the past 5 years and I hope to be able to share my dev travels and hear yours!
Regards!
Hi my name is David and I'm a digital marketer with a longtime fascination with coding that goes back to GW-BASIC in the early 80s. I've always loved automating things, and so today I'm learning Node.js to connect APIs. I've been involved the open source community for more than 10 years. My favorite non-coding hobby is motorcycling. It's great to be here!
Sounds great! I'm also learning Node.js. 10 years in open source community? Amazing!
Hi, I'm Suhel, from India. I'm a software engineer, working as an Android developer. I'm experienced in NodeJS, VueJS, iOS(Swift), MongoDB and some others. I just love learning new technologies in every field and try to implement them. I love driving, talking, being creative, discussing about new ideas. I hope to add some value here.
Welcome aboard Suhel. Having you here already adding value. I'm sure others would love to hear your personal experience with the technologies you mentioned.
Been working in the IT business since 2001 but never felt too confident to share my knowledge with the rest of the community. Started out programming cash registers using proprietary software, dipped my toes into .NET on my next job when it first came out but the next couple of years were mostly building webforms (just forms!) so not that exciting. Tried to go into consultancy next to experience newer things but, except for 1 excellent job (before I went on a world trip), never really got me anywhere until I found my current (fixed) job. Assisted in introducing .NET MVC into the company, been able to learn on the job and applying the latest in tech, project after project... Azure, JS frameworks as Knockout and Vue, self-hosted services... Always after extensive research about whether we could/should use it or not, creating a fond knowledge about different kinds of things, resulting in enough confidence to start sharing stuff. Hopefully, this will last as other (skilled) developers will eventually review the things I will write :)
PS: About my favorite non-coding hobby. That would be ice-hockey, active as a goalie and passive as a crazy San Jose Sharks fan.
PPS: I'm Belgian!
Welcome Kevin. Yes, it's me. Your colleague.😊
Then I'm glad I only said positive things about my current job :D
Hi Dev's
Gireesh Kademani here, soo called Software Engineer(Gopher) with over 2+ year of experience, i work mostly on 'GO' and C# for most of bank applications for forex.
Learning, Exploring and Sharing is the moto of life.
Great having you Gireesh. Why you say so-called?
Hi Gang my name is Paul but my friends call me Skydivedad. I made my first Skydive in 1976 as a member of the U.S. Army (Airborne Infantry, HdQtrs HdQtrs 525 Military Intelligence Co. 18th Airborne Corp also known as the Sky Dragons) and have accumulated 2562 Civilian and 86 Military Jumps. I am a Master Licensed Skydiver in good standing by the United States Parachute Association, our governing body here in the States. All my jumps are logged in my log book and verified by signature and license number of a fellow USPA Member/Licensed Skydivers or Pilots who witnessed or participated in the skydive. I have skydives logged in 28 different States, 12 Countries and on 4 different Continents (North & South America, Europe and Asia working on adding Africa). Each and everyone of my skydives (other than the Military Jumps) were Fun and never for money. I learned early on not to mix my Sport and my livelihood. I participated in 2 Skydiving World Record attempts neither of which were successful records but a hell of a lot of fun. World Class Level Skydiving and World/Master Level Programming share many of the same necessary traits such as continuous discipline, ongoing continuous learning & training, a constant stream of new technologies, tools and techniques, a never quit attitude is an absolute must, overcoming fear especially when the aircrafts door is opened at 20,000 feet and you're first out as a floater actually hanging on outside the plane waiting for the green light which you can't see so you rely on your teammates inside (Team work is so important in Skydiving where mistakes doing a 200 MPH head down formation dive can break bones and other such things. This Sport requires a sort of resolve that only comes with experience, which only comes from exiting the aircraft when the light turns green, this is just like the sort of resolve I encounter with the World's top Developers. Developers/Programmers like Skydivers always look to improve and aren't afraid of painful honest self evaluations because they realize it is the only way forward.
(My answer to question number 3 above)
I've been lurking this site for a while now as I'm not much of a joiner (30+ years in aerospace development tends to jade oneself) but after realizing this is a really worthwhile site with a genuine mission to advance my fellow Devs and Programmers I joined as a Patron. My hope is to become a positive and helpful member whenever I can and to realize I gain most by giving most!
All The Best
Paul
Hey everybody! My name is Honza and I’m a Bohemian. No really, I actually come from Bohemia, which is nowadays a part of the Czech Republic. Nice to join the Dev community. I found dev.to on twitter. There was that heading addressing the exact problem I’m facing right now - we’re goong to get another person on the team and I need to pass onto him/her quite a lot of knowledge. Well, coincidence or not - I found some useful advice from other devs and that convinced me to sign up. I’m hoping to connect with more like-minded people.
Hi All, My name is Milan Rawal, I'm 29 yrs old boy from Nepal. I have been doing web-backend programming in ruby and rails for past 4 yrs. I love computer science and cosmic science. I enjoy travelling new places, star gazing playing online games.
Great to have you!
Hi all! I'm a front-end developer working on a few open source projects. I enjoy React and Material-UI.
My main projects are:
github.com/builderbook/builderbook/
github.com/async-labs/saas
Welcome Kelly!
I have worked as a Network Technician for the past 6 years - from working at an internt café to medium-sized firms. I've studied almost everything completely by myself. Aside from networking, I learnt about WordPress development which landed me contracts with individuals and startups. I've developed almost all sites for free with the aim of sharpening my skills.
I've set out to move beyond my comfort zone, taking coding seriously, thereby becoming a full-stack web developer! I'm learning JavaScript right now, NodeJS will be next.
I've been reading dev.to articles for a while now and finally decided to join. God bless you for the awesome articles. ❤️
Welcome aboard Tettei!
Thanks Arik.
Hello. I'm Geoff. I'm from regional Australia. I'm a retired academic. I've taught lots of IT related stuff over the years. Now I teach seniors how to use computers as a volunteer. Using computers is hard for many people. I'm good at making them seem easy.
Nice! The world definitely needs people to make computers simpler, approachable and less overwhelming. Great to have you.
Welcome to the DEV Community! We're happy to have you here :)
Hi. My name is Vinod and I am from Bangalore, India. I am a freelance developer, consultant and a trainer. I teach software to corporate companies and via online means. I share my classroom code via github (github.com/kayartaya-vinod/) and have some tutorials at my website (vinod.co).
These days, mostly my trainings are on Reactjs, Angular, Java and Python.
Cool! I believe people learn a lot when teaching. Good luck to you!
Hi,
My name is Yash, and I am a software engineer from India. I've studied a lot of theory on Data Science subjects such as predictive modelling, inferential statistics and touched base on machine learning and NLP. I am here to hopefully learn about how to practically implement what I've learnt. Oh and my favorite non-coding hobby is playing DotA 2
Hello, I,m Slobodan (short Sloba), I work as full stack JS developer, I,m also interested in CG, AI, CV and software in general. I am learning all of that in my spare time. I am open to different approaches for software development and I think that makes me a better developer.
Hello, I am Deepak, I am from India and I just started my Internet life. I love to learn and help other to learn. I just started python programming, about 3 months ago I dont have any laptop or Internet connection but due to youtube tutorials. Now I own my personal laptop and I am learning A.I with python programming language.
Thanks a lot.
Good luck!!!
Thanks for good wishes...
Programming is a bit confusing in the beginning, but you'll get the hang of it soon enough, just keep practising!
Hello, world! My name is Daniyar. I am 21 years old and I am from Kazakhstan.
I found this community by looking at "Trending github repos". One of the repos was "dev.to". I found dev.to cool, especially the design part. I wanted to see source code, but I do not understand Ruby, unfortunately =) .
I work as a full-stack developer. Btw, I have started #730DaysOfSuperHero challenge so each day I try to push myself to do something. In programming world, I consider myself as a beginner. Hope to become cool developer soon at least I am giving it a try now;)
Great to have you! I think you're already a cool developer.
Thank you so much for this kind of warm words!
Hello, my name is Samuel. I am from Uganda. I love to code and have a 4 year's experience. I major in Python, PHP, C# and Java. I want to keep learning because this is a very interesting field. Hope to share our thoughts together as a developer community.
Hello, guys, girls and unicorns!
My name is Andrei and I am from Brașov, Romania.
I am a passionate back-end developer, dabbling mostly in Java, Kotlin and C#, with my main area of interest being Security and Cryptography.
When I'm not coding, I enjoy drinking coffee, reading a good fiction book or spewing random nonsense.
I hope I'll bring some additions to this (what seems thus far) great community, and I'm looking forward to meeting all you amazing people out there!
Hello,
I'm Marcus from Germany. I'm 36 years old and I'm planning to do an occupational retraining to a software developer asap because I love coding.
Until I find an appropriate company for this I'm learning coding myself.
While researching I found the tips for beginners from Ali Spittel and I'm curious what kind of help I can get here to achieve the goal to get a good software developer. :-)
Have a nice day everyone!
Hi there, I'm a really bad Web Engineer Student and I mostly code in both front & back in JavaScript for 2 years now because I'm hating this language so much. I'm certainly not doing it for fun, and I'm mostly interested about the money it provides. 😹
My non-coding hobby consist of trying of get back to sleep and not getting too late to go to work after the snooze and riding my motorcycle. I breath stronger when I see funny memes and I also like to sleep.
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I found this by following a link to a post called "what is your hardest programming language?" I am a retired electrical engineer and have written a lot of applications in a number of languages during my career.
Hi there everyone! Humberto here from Mexico. I have about 8 years experience in the IT industry and have been in many companies of different fields. Currently I work at a financial global service provider and looking to develop a remote working career that will allow me to fullfill my other passions which are my family and woodworking. I have worked with several tools and technologies like .NET ASP MVC, Windows Forms, WCF AngularJs, KnockoutJs and more recently Xamarin for mobile.
May everyone have a nice day and enjoy!
Hi, my name is Mahmoud. I'm a college student and I work as a freelance front-end developer from time to time. My focus is on React and JavaScript. My favorite non-coding hobby is reading articles (most of them are tech-related though :P ) and I also enjoy movies.
Hello, my name is Karen. I'm from Brooklyn NY and have only been coding for 6 months and I love it. I'm a former junior high school math teacher who is relaunching herself on a new career path. Looking forward to learning and being a part of this community!
By the way, my favorite non-coding hobby is origami.
Hi all lovely people, my name is Tan, hailing from the land down under (Australia). I am a software developer who passionate about code, human and anywhere in between. I am currently helping to build Machine Learning product. My favorite hobby is travel, comics and tinkering with keyboards. Nice to see you all.
Hi Everyone,
My name is Sobhit. I am software developer with graduation in mechanical engineering. I really enjoy coding and learning about new technologies.
Recently i started to play chess and really like it. I really like playing chess in my free time.
Thanks for joining this community Sobhit!
Hola, my name is Thabiso, I live Johannesburg, South Africa. I work for McKinsey & Company as an HR consultant. But I am also a self-taught web developer, and my aspiration is to become a full-stack developer focusing on HR systems, using ReactJS and its ecosystem as my primary JavaScript Library. What brought me to dev.to is because I really love your articles.
Currently I am attempting to develop an on-boarding recruiting system, applying design systems methodologies.
And that's all.
Hi, my name is Jordyn. I've been a UI designer and developer since 1998 when the rock band I played bass in decided it needed a website. I'm currently working on a end-to-end encrypted, peer-to-peer, progressive web app called TallyLab that makes it easy to capture data on anything and visualize/analyze it.
Hello, my name is Angelos. I live in Thessaloniki, Greece. I am currently working for a private retailer. I have recently started learning Python on Codecademy. I am here to learn and get better. I am interested in software development. My goal is to create an application for education purposes. Happy to be part of the community!
Hello Dev World 🌎!
My name is Mahdi and I'm a web dev educator working for a non-profit in New York called All Star Code. I've been building the technical curriculum for a little over 2 years now and loving it.
I'm always striving to learn more and am currently pursuing the android nanodegree at Udacity (big thanks to the Grow with Google initiative for the opportunity!)
I love discovering new things in web dev, software development, or mobile 📱.
Hmm, favorite non-coding hobby...I enjoy working with my hands, so I'm usually building stuff around the house 🏡 or office 🏢 (furniture, toys, puzzles). I also make a pretty good three bean chili (if I do say so myself!)
I've been reading dev.to articles for a while now and finally decided to join. Thanks for providing a platform for great content👏!
Best,
Mahdi
Edit: forgot to put my 2+ emoji per document self-imposed requirement now that I've discovered `
Windows + ;` opens the emoji keyboard 😎Hi everyone! I'm Copelia from Mexico City. I'm here because I was reading a post about the filter method. I'm currently learning Javascript. I really like the challenging feeling that learning to program can bring, sometimes it could be so frustrating but from one moment to the next (when your code runs) you could be the most happiest person in the world.
My favorite non-coding hobby is riding my road bike on weekends and eating desserts hehehe. Also I'm an urban cyclist (:
Great to have you Copelia.
Hello world! I am a self-taught full-stack web-developer currently located in Portland oregon. I'm 20, dropped out of high school three years ago and somehow managed to find myself a job in tech! Also professionally mix, and produce/compose music for local artists. Excited to be part of the community:)
Hello Artur!
Programming is a difficult but rewarding field. Good luck in your learning!
I've been enjoying Exercism lately as a tool to help learn a programming language. You might want to check it out.
Hey all. My name is Andrew and I'm a programmer from Wisconsin. I generally like working on web programming, but my job has me all over the place, from Windows Forms to ASP.NET MVC to Webforms to SQL to whatever else needs to get done. I'm a relative newbie with only two years of full-time experience. I enjoy starting side projects and never finishing them :)
I coach middle school football and mentor a high school robotics team. I think those two hobbies can count as my favorite. I also enjoy disc golfing when I can, which isn't often.
Hello everyone - what a lovely, friendly community this is! My name is Martin. I’m a software developer from Manchester, UK. I have a love of developing hybrid apps using Ionic and I’ve recently started to dabble with StencilJS. I’ve been a developer for about 13 years or so, starting out with PHP (which I still enjoy), and more recently in the last 6 years or so working with JS frameworks
Nice! Welcome!
Hello, my name is Dean. I have lived in a Microsoft world for over 20 years, C# and PowerShell. I want to move to opensource, maybe JavaScript, maybe Go, I am not sure. I have also gotten into embedded stuff for music related stuff like effects and synths.
You will love Go, man! Just try.
Hello, my name is Niket. I am from India and I'm interest lies in the Embedded Systems domain and planning my masters in the same.
Interested in learning more about Android, QT and the like on the software side of thing.
My hobbies including gaming and reading.
Glad to be here :)
Hi there, I am Michael. I am from the Philippines. I am a travel agent for more than 10 years but my passion was always in coding. Last year, I have started to run after the dream of becoming a React Developer. I am creating projects in MERN stack as of the moment and cant wait to blog about the whole experience of learning, sharing, and struggling to become a successful web developer.
Hi, I am Akash. I am from India. I work for Symantec Corp. I code to make my life a tad bit easier and also because I want to earn money and stay alive :P
My favourite non-coding hobbies are sketching and trekking in the himalayas!
Hello,I am shaan.I am a student and currently studying in b.tech final year in computer science stream.I am good in coding, currently I have good command on android,java,html,css and databases.currently I am working on two projects.I am here to learn more about languages and their scope.I hope I've come to the right place.
Welcome aboard!
Hey there. I'm Prashant from India. I am a self taught developer and currently learning some Advance JS and working on some personal projects. Apart from coding i sometimes to UI / UX Design, I am not good at but learning slowly.
Hi, My name is Akash. I'm from India. I work for Symantec. I usually write code to make my life tad bit easier. Also because I want to get money and stay alive :p
My non-coding hobby is sketching and trekking in the Himalayas!
Hi, I'm Karthik from India, last four years working in web development, now learning Angular 6 and node js, "I know I'm not a dedicated coder, but I'm an average performer". Just doing the job to earn money, that's all.
What he said, but Euler never helped me much. The reading part is the most important. Pick a good language with friendly users. I like D. Python people tend to get annoyed at newbies frequently. A good thing to start on is recreate an alternative to some closed source proprietary software. And never be afraid to reinvent the wheel.
Hi, I'm Diar from Kosovo I'm working as Software Developer currently as an RPA Developer in a German Company, I am constantly learning about coding and trying to start contributing in open source projects but I didn't find one yet.
Also, I like to read books that are helpful in the development field, so if anyone has a good book please suggest it to me.
I found out about DEV.to in GitHub explore section the title was DEV.to is now open source.
My hobby is Hiking, mountain biking, walking, skiing.
Hi, I'm Chris.
I used to be a software engineer but moved to technical support a few years ago.
I miss programming so I'm here to make sure I don't stay too far behind for when I'll be back in the field.
Hi everyone! My name is Dmitry, I'm from Russia. I'm an automation engineer at the metallurgical plant. But last half-year I'm learning web development. I want to change my work place, because I like to code very much, it's very exciting for me. I've learned basics of HTML and CSS and also JavaScript. Now I'm trying to learn React and also, during this time, I'm reading You Don't Know JS books to fully understand, how JavaScript works. Some parts of this books I translate into russian for myself in My Medium stories with code examples from gists. I hope, that it helps me to land my first job, as a web developer.My non-coding hobbies is soccer, music and also I enjoy to travelling new spaces.
Welcome Dmitry, HTML/CSS/JavaScript has become the most wanted stack in web development.
Consider making couple of small projects so you can practice what you have learned so far.
I wish you all the best of luck.
Hi everyone, from Minsk/Belarus!
My name is Igor and I am a Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience. Now I mostly work as a full stack developer in Java. I would like to explore and contribute meaningfully to dev.to.
Hello everyone, I'm Petr, currently with Red Hat here in Brno, Czech Republic. I am lurking on dev.to Twitter for a while already and decided I might as well join. I tend to work on the blurry line between development and quality engineering, currently more on the development side, taking care of CI/CD for OpenShift. When not coding, I play football (the one involving feet and ball) and I recently returned to playing Magic the Gathering.
Hi, I'm Giacomo, I'm a programmer from Italy.
In 20 years I've done a lot of programming in several fields, but currently I hack financial applications by day and operating systems and networking protocols by night.
At times I also debunk IT bullshit on Medium.
Hi, I'm Dave Aiello. I am a web developer from Warminster, Pennsylvania, which is near Philadelphia. I work on client websites at After6 Services LLC. My major project as an indy developer is called RinkAtlas. RinkAtlas is a directory of over 4600 ice hockey arenas in the United States and Canada.
Hi! My name is Jorge. I'm from Mazatlán, México.
My favorite non-coding hobby: painting
Welcome to the community Jorge!
Hi, I'm Walker. I'm a software engineer from Seattle. I've worked on games, VR/AR, and now I'm working on cloud infrastructure. In addition to writing code, I've managed and led teams up to about 15 people. Outside of software, I enjoy cycling, baking, board games, and brewing cider. I also have an adorable, 1-year old golden doodle.
Buenas, всем привет, hello! I'm Juan Ignacio from Argentina but curretly living in Moscow. I've been programming since im 8 and right now im developing Ionic Apps.
Always looking for new ways to improve my skylls and meet new friends. Besides coding (as a job and a hobby) i'm a big Capoeira geek.
That's all folks
Hey Guys, my name's Ricky - I'm a Kiwi (from New Zealand) but I've been living in Colombia for 9 years now.
I'm not actually a developer (I wish!), but I am a passionate online English Coach, and I specialise in helping IT professionals achieve their goals through English.
Like you guys, I'm a lifelong learner.
Due to my niche being Software Engineers, I like to keep up with what's going on in the industry, so I can better understand, help, and have conversations with, my students.
Apart from Tech, I'm passionate about Colombia - her people, culture, language, food, music etc.
Being from New Zealand, I'm fanatical about Rugby, mother nature and the great outdoors.
It's a pleasure to be here, and I look forward to learning and sharing.
Cheers
Awesome. This place needs a bit more variety; I was starting to have trouble keeping track of which intro I've read and which one I haven't. 😁
Hey! My name is Daniel, and I'm from Kingston, Ontario. About to start my 2nd year in my 3 year computer programming program at SLC and I can't wait! I love to code and learn; currently learning Vue. I'm not a pro by any means, but have a basic understanding of how to build a simple express server with Node :) My current stack is Vue on the frontend and Node on the back. And yeah, just wanted to say hi! :)
Great to meet you here Daniel.
Hello world! I'm James and am from Australia.
Found dev.to from following various people on twitter and have read a number of interesting posts. I thought it was time that I created an account and can hopefully pass on some interesting or useful information to others.
My first lines of code was some HTML when I was ten. Eight years later, I was graduating university and got a job as a website developer. Now another seven years on, I am the Lead .Net Developer at that same place.
I don't really have any non-coding hobbies but one random non-coding thing I have started doing recently is learning French (70 days in with Duolingo).
Hello, my name is Doug and I am from The United States. I am currently in school for Software Development and I am hoping to get my feet wet in full stack web development. I have been tinkering with computers and electronics in general since 1993, my first computer was a Packard Bell C110 with a 120MHz Pentium! I am hoping to network with like minded people and look forward to partaking in an awesome community.
Hello There! :) I'm Germán, and I'm a PHP Developer from Chile.
Also I'm amazed with how many great things I've found lurking around the many topics people talk about here. I've learned so much, and I'll do my best to try to keep up :)
I hope I can find something to contribute with on this amazing community soon :)
Hello, I am rails developer who try to find himself in React world. I think I can use some help, that is way I am here.
Privately big fan of (not Marvel :P)sci-fi, books and vegetarian which try to be a vegan.
Hello my name is werner, i live in germany. I'm embedded system developer and always look for new nice stuff.
My actual favourite is ruby, among others.
... have a nice day
Hello All, Prasad here. I handle developer evangelism at Plivo. A Developer turned entrepreneur and was a founder of QuodeIt which helps companies screen technical talent with coding tests. Favorite non-coding hobby is playing badminton.