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Welcome everybody, so great to have you!
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Hi there software developer by profession looking out to move to blockchain solutions domain, hence here to learn.
Looks like this a great platform to learn and share.
Cheers
What has you interested in blockchain?
I like the decentralized ledger concept which is fail tolerant, transparent and immutable. Which can solve lot of use cases that is currently solved using a client server architecture and yet not very secure nor fast.
Hi Gopakumar! 👋 You should follow @damcosset . He's big into blockchain etc.
Thank you Nick. I am already reading Damien's articles and that's what inspired me to join Dev.
Nursing Executive by profession, changed to IT in 2009. Functioned as a Program/Project Manager from 2009 until now.
Hi
Hello! My name is Julia and I am Software Test Analyst.
I have recently started to learn Pyhton, and although I think it will take me some time to understand it properly, I am actually enjoying it! I am really excited to start making projects from some ideas I have in mind :)
Welcome to the community!
Hello. Julia, I am Mattie and I think my brains is twisted in a knot learning Portfolio, Code Pen developing, writing a book and continuing with writing my poetry. I will good night, I have now been awake 36 hours.
Wow, that is efficiency! What is the book about?
36!
Thank you; however, I am not sure how long I will be here. Being my true self, the overachiever, I think I bit off more than I can chew this time. Should I learn to code before becoming too involved with Portfolio or vice versa?
Ok, now I need to go change the setting in the computer because this is what I get when I type an apostrophe (è), question mark (É). Windows 10 Pro is not a user friendly OS.
Will be back in a few days; however, I think I will play around with Python after resetting the keyboard.
Hope all is safe from the hurricane.
One and half day!?
good stuff!
Hi Julia,
Is python your first programming language? If so, good choice! After you get to grips with the basics, May I suggest two tiny frameworks, great to get you started depending on your project: Flask is a small web framework, and Click can help you to write CLI apps.
Apart from that, try to understand virtualenv and requirements.txt. They are simple tools and they will change your #pylife!
Pardon me with knowledge Vlad...me #1 post...I'm into machine language...want to grow more with Dev
Welcome!
Any tips on doing Test-Driven Development (TDD)? Have been thinking of going that direction in a while.
Hello, do you have a specific project in mind to implement such method.? As far as see the TDD is very useful for projects with medium - high complexity, specially when multiple people will touch the code and changes are not allowed to even move the production source code out of the expected.
If your project has a testing framework, the TDD will mean that you first write test cases and then functional code. It is nice to see the test cases failing at first and letting you know when you are doing wrong
Hi and welcome! No need to rush, just take your time and enjoy yourself. The world of development is vast and very exciting so you're on a great path. Enjoy!
Hi Julia, i can suggest you a very cool framework that i recently discovered called Masonite.
I used to coding in php with Laravel and this one i am suggesting to you is very similar to that one.
Here you can find more about masonite if you interested in knowing
dev.to/masonite
Wow,
That's pretty cool
Hey Julia, take a look at Julia language, it's like Python. But since you share its name you can become an SME. Only kidding please stick to what you know and enjoy learning it.
Hi Julia,
Nice to see you here!
I am also actually studying Python right now. And I am very excited to start to study Machine Learning. I think about that.
hey there i also just started learning Python, i think we should travel this journey together or what you think?
Yes
I'm in
Hi Julia, had you have a look at JULIA LANGUSGE :)
I'm new for this as well, looking for Rust and Julia languages.
Good luck with your projects in mind!
Great
Hello Julia.
Welcome here. Nice to hear that you have started a new journey on python. Wishing you all the best.
Thanks,
Just heard about dev.to on a podcast and wanted to check it out. I'm a second-career developer, who just started my first full-time position at the age of 41. Before that, I was a music teacher and author, but technology has always been my hobby. Even while teaching, I found myself running multiple websites for various groups, and even started building mobile apps and teaching myself to really become a coder. I took off a year of teaching and tried my hand at entrepreneurship, building unison.school, a tool for music teachers and students, and then landed a more stable remote .Net developer job this April!
I'm interested in learning just about anything and everything about software development, so looking forward to checking out dev.to!
Hi, I heard about dev.to from the Changelog podcast and came to learn more. I'm at a crossroads in my career and looking to find out how other devs may have approached the same problem.
I'm really excited about GatsbyJS, React, DevOps, Design Systems, Laravel, GraphQL, Jira, so basically all of the things.
Hi, i'm Elfo... I mean a software dev. Here to steal your ideas and share mine with you. I decided to read an article/discussion of dev.io every day to learn something new.
What advice would you give myself a year ago?.... be bold af!
Heyo, self-taught web developer now working in Seattle. I primarily use in PHP and JavaScript for work, but learning Golang and machine learning in my spare time. Happy to have found this site!
Hey Brain ! just wondering if you have any projects going on, Laravel stuff ???
Hi James! Nope we don't use any frameworks like Laravel. Completely custom. But as far as personal projects, I'm learning how to train ML models in Python then execute them in Go. Trying to build a recommender system. You?
Hi, there. I'm Mauricio from Colombia. Self-taught JavaScript dev looking forward to get better at coding and learning React and TypeScript.
Interesting a good friend of mine has your last name which I think is pretty unique, maybe you guys are extended family haha.
P.S. Js rocks :)
Welcome Mauricio to dev.to 👋
I haven't learned
TypeScripteven though I've been using React.But Shawn "swyx" Wang has been keeping a cheatsheet for TypeScript + React.
Hope the link helps 👍
Hi I'm a computer application student and interested in learning JavaScripts advance concepts and looking to contribute my efforts on any JS project.
I hope Dev communities helps me to sharp my skills.
Thank You.
Hey Anoop, any places you recommend on where to start with JavaScript? I current live KNP Universities courses they have. But have also heard about javascript30.com
I will recommend you a Udemy JS Course, Which I follow it's really helpful for me to improve my confidence on JS programming.
Udemy Course Link -> udemy.com/the-complete-javascript-...
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