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Hello everyone,
I'm Victor, an iOS developer from Taiwan, currently working in HK, just want to know more developers all over the world and seems here is the right place to come.
hmmm, just want to say~
Cheers,
Victor, Lee Chung Yun
The hello world never gets old! haha, welcome to dev.to mate
Nice hello world!
Great to see you here Victor 👋
May I ask how you found out about dev.to?
I just searched
dev note taking, and the second result is here, haThanks mate 🕺
Hey,
I'm Matt a Microsoft Server Engineer (mainly network admin) came here as just starting to learn development.
Not sure where to start have a few projects of my own I want to complete hoping people may be able to help offer advice.
Welcome!
Welcome to dev.to Matt.
Mind if I ask what make you interest in development?
(_ e.g.)I've seen some who used PowerShell moving to C#_)
Hello everyone!
This is Timi, 30 years old full stack dev girl, working remotely, travelling, living in Spain for a year and a half, but in NYC for 2 months right now. I love building, creating solutions, making life easier with good products.
A lovely article brought me here from my dailynow.co/ chrome extension, which hit a chord with me as I feel I am at a similar stage. dev.to/msarit/web-dev-tutorials-ta...
Besides development, I have a huge interest in architecture (in the brick and mortar way), sustainable development and smart cities. I want to create some mini projects in these fields to create a portfolio and get some insight in these fields.
I am interested to see what can come out of meeting all of you!
Yours truly,
Timi
Welcome Timi! I'm honored that my article was your doorway into Dev.to 🤗🤗
Which stacks/tech do you work with professionally?
Heey :)
I am glad too! :)
I work with react, react native, mobile and frontend stuff, and starting out with php more recently.
I can see you are doing rails. What is your purpose with being a developer?
Hi Timi,
I've freelanced in Wordpress for a few years. I decided to learn to code back in February. As a freelancer, my passion is providing efficiency and workflow solutions to small biz and nonprofits, so I'd like to continue in that vein as a developer 😁
Sounds great, best of luck with it! ;)
Hi Everyone!
I am a Web developer who loves coding.
I am the newbie here and hope to learn and share new things in programming.
Please feel free to message me. I'd love to hear from you. :)
Cheers,
Ming Lee
Hi Ming,
I'm new here, good to see I'm in good company. What sort of coding are you into? How are you learning these days?
Best,
John
Hi John,
I am sorry to very late response. I was busy so never checked this community. So I missed your message.
I am a full stack Javascript developer, and I joined this community to learn new things. :)
ReactJS and NodeJS are my main stack to build web application out.
Feel free to message me if any question.
Thanks,
Ming
Hi everyone!
My name is John, I first became interested in software development in school. I was lucky enough to have a great teacher shout out Professor Phillips (Modesto Junior College).
That was a few years ago, I started working in IT, and was able to do some cool development projects and learn on the job. Mostly doing SQL reporting, and some email automation, with some Front End thrown in the mix. After a few years, someone suggested I learn Web Dev and I loved it. So I started learning on my own through MOOCs and tutorials, and I have been steadily working on improving my skills.
Over the last two years I have taken a few freelance clients and now work on the website and blog site at an IT firm.
I have been mostly working on my own and looking to work with a team on a product in the near future, I like JavaScript, React, Node, and Express, but I also like learning other languages and frameworks.
Visit my portfolio jbull.co
Twitter me @jbull328
And link me into linkedin.com/in/jbull328
I'm looking forward to chatting with you all!
John
Welcome to dev.to, John 👋
Great to see you around.
Let's learn from each other.
I can't seem to connect to jbull.co btw 🤔...
Hello,
Great to meet you!
Should be jbull.co maybe jbull.co if that doesn't work.
Thanks John for the links.
I was able to
jbull.co/: works on Chrome
jbull.co/: doesn't load on FF & Chrome...
Might be due to a VPN I am using.
Yeah, it definitely could be some VPN issues or errors with the way I have my Cloudflare SSL and DNS setup, that is all a little new to me. Glad the first works though.
Hi everyone,
Frontend noob from Hamburg, Germany here. Learning React now after ~ 2 years of jQuery. I was amazed by the number of articles here, even for a relatively specific topic like next.js. Came here from hackernews.
Looking forward to not only learn but contribute here with some posts. Almost everything I learned in frontend development came from blogs and posts like here.
Thank you,
Ole.
Hey cytel, I'm new here as well. Hope we a have a pleasant time here in dev.to
Hi there everyone! :) I'm Tony; a developer from Norway that are just getting into blogging about coding, development and what I am doing as a full stack developer at Sorentio. What I want to do in the future is to get a remote job and keep on evolving as a developer while still having time for my family and crossfit which the flexibility of a remote job will provide me.
I love working in the back-end with databases, apis and the logic that the user don't see while interacting with a piece of software or a website. Clean and testable code is also important to me. Why do it halfway when you can do it proper the first time around? :)
And by no means am I an expert in the field but I'm a firm believer that teaching others will excel my own learning and that's why I am diving slowly into writing articles and blogging about my work/progress :)
Thanks guys :D
Hello All,
I'm Harley and have been developing software professionally for about 20 years in Media, Internet, Video Game, and Financial companies. I've been following the Practical Dev and Dev.to on twitter but hadn't visited the site before. I was listening to the Software Engineering daily podcast today and was interested by Ben's description of the site and community, so I decided to check it out. I am always looking for ways to increase my personal and my team's productivity and am looking forward to using this as a resource and can hopefully contribute as well.
Hi Harleybl,
Greetings from one SWE Daily listener to another. With your many years of experience, how have things changed over the years? I probably have seen some and first started learning when Jquery was just starting to fall out of favor. But you have probably seen a lot. Any tips for keeping current?
Cheer!
John
John,
How have things changed... Lots and at the same time not so much. That isn't really a helpful answer. When I started was basically right after the PC revolution and just before the internet 1.0 really took off. Development had shifted from large mainframe development to taking advantage of PC's power, so there was a big emphasis on 2 tier type solutions. With the internet bubble things shifted from 2 tier and fat clients to 3 tier and web clients/thin clients. Following that was an emphasis on doing Service Oriented Architectures which are kind of the pre-cursor to today's cloud computing distributed/micro-service architectures. Its kind of funny because it feels like the pendulum is swinging back towards fat clients first with the rise of Javascript frameworks, mobile applications, and extrapolating that to things like web assembly and edge computing. Well maybe not fat clients in the traditional sense but moving computation closer to the user or device and away from the services.
As far as keeping current I think you are probably already on the right track by listening to SWE Daily and being a part of communities like this one. Apart from that in my professional life I look for opportunities to incorporate new technology and try new things while still accomplishing the goals of the business. If that doesn't fill your appetite I recommend having a side project to work on that allows for more green-field development and experimentation.
In general you have to figure out what are the things that really interest you and stay current on those at a deep level, while having an idea of what else is going on in the industry at a higher level of abstraction. I feel that will keep you flexible enough to be able to solve a wide variety of problems.
In your specific case of JQuery I wouldn't worry too much as I am sure there is still a lot of JQuery out there to be worked on. Some industries are still running Fortran code written in the 70s and 80s. Do I want to work on those systems... well no. My advice here is simple. Don't get good at the things you don't want to do. It's like every time someone gives me a Perl endorsement on LinkedIn I wish they wouldn't have. (Perl is fine if that is what you want to do, I just don't personally enjoy developing in that environment, but then again I haven't used it since the late 90's).
With so many new frameworks and methods popping up every day the hard part is figuring out which ones are worth learning and which don't have a good life span. So I basically take a wait and see attitude while new technologies gather some critical mass before I jump in.
Hopefully this helps.
-Harley
Thanks for all the great details! So many gems of truth here.
Greetings!
My name is Diana, a senior student at the University of Zagreb studying Computer Science. I follow dev.to community for over a year already. It has been a really great source for me to expand my knowledge.
I look forward to meeting people from all over the world and maybe I get a chance for a student internship in some cool company. Also, I would like to write a few posts.
Hello! I'm Archeia (sorry for pseudonym) and I'm just a beginner to programming.
I have a passion to create a desktop mascot that helps cure loneliness even by just a bit. I like reading articles and I hope to learn a lot of things from you all!
It's a nice name, doesn't matter if it's pseudo.
Hello
[x for x in ['Dev.to', 'World', 'Everyone']]I am Peeyush, the podcast interview - SE Daily interview with Ben Halpern - brought me here.
I have been a tech-founder for 4 startups since graduation (2009) - 1 failed (no market - flares.in), 2 (acquired - codescape.in, teramatrix.in), 1 (going on - getveris.in).
Office snacks I would recommend - chewy nature valley bars.
Very cool Peeyush, I also listened to that episode - SE Daily is great!
Hi I'm Dorothy,
I wouldn't call myself a dev. I'm not looking for work in the tech industry. I'm just a keen hobbyist. Started learning Haskell today and I write a blog entitled "Grandma Runs Arch Linux".
Hello everyone!
I'm Xavier, currently trying to change my professional life learning to code.
I hope to stay here for a while, learning from all and sharing my journey.
I have tried some popular learning platforms: codecademy, treehouse, freecodecamp, udemy…
Text editor based learning sites give me the feeling of making progress, with quick wins challenges, but after a couple of weeks, I feel like I can`t remember almost anyhthing…
Video based learning is too boring for me, too slow.
Time goes on and on, and I haven't build almost anything on my own (except a dozen of WordPress sites).
But...I am confident I will get it at some point.
This time my approach will be different. Just building things, learning 'just in time' and joining some community like Dev.to.
By the way I hope to be hired remotely and/or find a cofounder for a side project.
Sorry for lenght, that is almost a post!
Xavier
Hello World! 👋
I am Sam, a freelance full stack developer. I have been building applications professionally for over 10 years.
I just learned about dev.to on the Indie Hackers podcast 😲
Drop me a message if you need any help, I'm here to try to give back to the community as much as I can.
Have a great day
I am new here as well
Hello All, Glad to be here! I'm learning to program with Flatiron School via their online program. I've attended Codeland twice, where I heard Ben Halpern speak. I also attended Write/Speak/Code where I heard Jess Lee speak. So Dev.to has definitely been on my radar for a while. Looking forward to learning and sharing in the community.
What up my dudes
I'm web developer (junior) from South Africa looking for a place to vent frustration and gain some insights into the world of web dev. Looking to become a full stack web dev and then jump over into some data analytics in the not so distant future.
peace out
Werner
HI All,
Looking forward to some great articles here.
By the way, how do I save/bookmark an article I'm currently viewing? I don't see the save button unless I do a search and see save on the results items but I can't find a bookmark for the current article. i.e. some site links to the article and I want to add to my reading list for later
C
The like/unicorn/reading list buttons are pinned to the bottom of the window down there
Hey guys!
I'm an android developer from Switzerland!
I've fallen slowly but surely in love with Kotlin, although I still heavily use Java.
As a kinda zobby I collect good developer jokes. So if you have any to spare please send them my way.
One of my favourites is: Yo mamma is so big she has multidex enabled.
Hey everyone! I'm John, a Full Stack developer interning at American Airlines and going to school for Business Technology at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Node is my forte, but I'm also fairly skilled in Java and a handful of other languages. I'm a part of a consulting firm with some friends, making websites and apps for smaller businesses in the area.
I'm also a part of a couple of podcasts, one that I host myself. Those will be launching in a couple of months.
The first one, Unpaid, launches on November 16th, check it out!
unpaidpodcast.com
Instagram: @john_kahn2
Hi, John! Welcome to DEV!
The UNPAID podcast is an interesting idea. I'm not entirely sure about the "self-made, no bullsh*t" part — isn't a career made of people helping us out and us helping out other people? Interested to see what's in there, though.
Hey Florimond! Thanks for the warm welcome.
I couldn't agree more about helping others out. It's an integral part of how many of our guests are where they are. They received and gave help throughout their careers to where they are now.
The slogan was just put there as a way of saying that they had the perseverance to keep pushing and pushing. We are hoping that it can be a podcast that inspires others to keep pushing through all the hard times that we inevitably all face.
Thanks for the reply!
Hello everyone! I am a newbie on front-end development, leart via freecodecamp, udacity, codecademy etc... for nearly two years and finally get a front-end development job few months ago. Glad to join here and know more about development! :)
Yuki
Hi,
My name is Owen. I'm a developer from Ireland. I just read about dev.to on github and it seemed like a great place to interact and learn from other developers so I thought I join and check it out :)
Thanks
Owen
Hi There,
I'm Itu, Java developer from South Africa. I look forward to being part of the community and learning a lot from everyone. SOmeone posted a link to dev.to, so I thought i'd check it out :) I like what I see...
Hello World,
I'm Jan from Philippines, I was just searching the web on how to eliminate the boring feeling if you keep on working on a single JS Framework over and over again. Then I read @marluanguerrero blog about Vanilla Javascript.
Hope I'll be able to learn more from you guys!
Hello!
Someone I know referred me to Dev.to, and I decided I should join. I am not yet a developer or in the industry; I am actually a full-time attorney. That being said, there are some things I want to program, to materialize some of my thoughts and ideas into, and I hope being here will help me hone in my skills to help me realize those thoughts of mine into reality.
👋 Welcome INTP Panda to dev.to.
Great to see someone in a different field of profession to be interested in programming.
& Please feel free to ask any questions 😀 (either by replying to a post or writing a post).
Thank you! I certainly will. I'm already reading so much and getting a lot of information!
If you happened to know any developers at your work,
I am sure they'd more than love 😍 to help you out, as well.
Hello DevTeam,
I am working with landscape restoration monitoring team at WRI.
We have been desperately looking for higher resolution satellite imagery to map landcover of few districts in Africa and Latin America. We have some good data Collected on Google Earth by local operators. The challenge is that the best available imagery (open source) is still Sentinel-2, only 10m resolution.
I am so excited to here that Microsoft & ESRI developed a model to produce 1m resolution landcover map for Chesapeake region. The lack of high resolution landcover maps is a big problem, especially in many developing countries.
Is it possible to access the model, to test with the training data we have from some African landscapes?
Do you have access to 1m resolution imagery for some African countries, e.g. Ethiopia?
Unlike deforestation, restoration requires tracking of very minute improvements in vegetation, soils, and moisture/hydrology as well as biodiversity for long term. To make matters worse, we need to scale this to 100 of millions global drylands. AI for Earth innovation is right on this problem.
Thank you,
Tesfay Woldemariam
Hello!
My name's Tsubasa and I'm Japanese.
I've learned the foundations of Ruby, so I learn to develop with Ruby on Rails everyday and study also English!
In short I'm newbie.
That's why I've joined here to write articles in English about what I learned.
If there's a mistake anywhere in articles I'll write, please point me out that!
Okay, that's cool.
Thank you 🙇♂️
welcome tsubasa! if your looking to learn how to be a better developer and your looking to do it in english, your in the right place. I have yet to find another community for devs that is moderated so well and so free of trolling. Hope you like it!
Thank you 🙏
I hope hare's the right place for me.
Hi everyone! 🙋♂️
I'm Kosta, a Java Software Engineer from southern Germany.
I've been following @thepracticaldev on Twitter for some time and (finally) decided to join in the fun over here too.
Currently I'm working on a few Flutter apps (private and @work) while practicing Dart.
Cheers 👋
Hi guys,
Sorin here, I'm a web developer, I've been working a lot with WordPress in the past years, but recently I got more into Laravel for the backend and ReactJS for the frontend.
I really like to read stories from the other developers and that's probably the main reason for my presence here.
Of course, I have to say the traditional...
<?php
echo "Hello World";
?>
Cheers!
Sorin
I'm Dino from Croatia. I've been working as web dev for 6 years. Just stumbled on this site by accident and loving it. Python/Django & VueJS is my tech of choice, learning GO lang as I go.
I like apples! To answer the snack question. 🙂
Greetings to all. 👋
Stack choice on point.
🤘
Hello all,
I'm Bertrand (Bart is my US friendly name!). New developer and new on dev.to. I heard a lot of great stuff about the community here.
I recently finished a bootcamp and now want to meet mind alike people and keep on learning!
Welcome to the community! Perhaps make a post about your experience and learning on the bootcamp you've just finished? That'll make a good first post!
Great idea, I wanted to do something like that indeed. I do have some stuff to say about that!
I am also trying to develop a few habits around coding. I'll discuss about that too :)
Hello,
I am Ajinkya. Don't ask me technology, I have worked on many technologies.. mostly web related. I have joined this for some fresh content. I hope I'll get a good blogs and information.
Thanks,
Ajinkya
Hi there! I'm Dana, am super shy and am fighting to come out of my quiet shell. After spending a long time as a pharmacy tech and also in customer service, I'm aiming to make friends and create an inclusive space for learning, fun, and productivity!!
Oh and I like outer space, cats, and crocheting. Tell me about yourselves!!!
:Dana
Hi Guys Neetish here, I am subscribed to the news letter of ES.next News and one of the article was "Javascrip Standardization- Interview with Jory Burson" and it brought me here and then I started reading many cool posts one by one and thought this place is cool to hang around.
I am doing Full stack development, For side learning right now I am just going through my old college math syllabus again. Recently I got the realization that I never actually studied Math but just passed those subjects.
Regarding office snacks I would prefer fresh fruits and juices. Also occasional chicken nuggets would be awesome.
Haha. Nice to be here. I'm Mis Cat, a novice to react( I have learned react, redux, and react-router). I found here by the link of official website. And, as my nickname says, I love cat, and I have three nice cats.
Hi all,
My name is Djala / from Nederlands.
Just finished my courses / Html, CSS, JavaScript and PHP.
Ready to learn some more.
My background is Network engineer at Verizon / Cisco.
My plan is within 6 months to upgrade my coding skills and get a job as a front-end Web developer. I'm here to join DEV community and share coding knowledge.
Hello, I'm Dirk Levinus Nicolaas from Indonesia.
I am nobody, I just want to know about javascript, which is so powerful that web pages can do anything.
I just started learning after this age is almost advanced, just spending old age.
But the more learning the more confused, because of the many libraries, frameworks or whatever the names like require and define are increasingly dominating, so they lose the basics of javascript itself.
for example, I found that in the Github program it was good but only with a line of $ (function (.. blah ... blah ... blah, I was forced to include jquery because it contained one word .attr (...).
Because I only study as a hobby, I just try to learn pure javascript, because if you want to learn the library and framework, it only takes time, even though this age is already advanced.
It turns out that only with pure javascript, we can create our own library and framework ...
Your opinion?...
Keywords: "I don't like Framework, library or Require and define"
but why you should invent a wheel? reuse existing stuff and build ideas, not frameworks which exists :|
Oh sorry, actually I don't understand about the meaning of framework or library, what I know is that frameworks are like React, Vue or typescript and others ... and libraries are collections of functions like Underscore, jquery and others.
I'm sorry if I'm still blind in this discussion, but I really want to find out a lot about pure javascript that can empower html pages.
If I research Google that is very well known, it turns out that it relies on pure JavaScript for the client side, but the way to access the resources is rather complicated and spread across several sites.
Actually I want to study,
Hello All,
I'm Laurence, a Creative Technologist working out of the Hardford, CT area.
I'm the lead UI/UX developer at an insurance company, but when I'm not doing that, I'm drawing, painting, building furniture, building computers, learning functional programing, gaming, writing webVR/webXR, editing video, and dabbling with music and sound.
I'm here to share some of my strange ideas and experiments, and help out (or get help) where I can.
-L
i'm really afraid to say anything here. didnt like the idea of the notification i got. Anyways, i believe you won't kick my ass out here cos i dont think i im a developer yet i'm just a newbie in the world of web development and i found this site why i was lost in a digital ocean
welcome :D less fear and more action please
Hi everyone!
We are BLAKIT, the company, founded by three developers Alexander Korolchuk, Artem Korolchuk, and Vital Ozierski.
We create iOS and Android apps, websites, web applications, and complex software. We enjoy the process of developing tech solutions, studying new technologies, sharing expertise, and exchanging opinions.)
Our company is located in Belarus, a small country but famous for its mentality, IT specialists, and popular products like World of Tanks, MapsMe, MSQRD, Flo, Viber, My Coach which were invented there.
We chose this website as we are said by our friends that the community here is very friendly and as passionate about programming as we are.)
Maybe, it’s quite unusual to be registered on behalf of the company, not people, but we can’t say that we love a too formal approach.))
In our blog on dev.to, our team members will publish interesting information related to the latest news, technology trends, useful developments and recommendations, and much more.
Hope, we’ll become a great part of this amazing community by providing good content!
Warm regards,
BLAKIT team
You're welcome, wait for your posts!)
1.
Hello My name is Peter, it's nice to know about this community.
I studied electronics, if you need help w/ it, just tell me.
I'm a begginer in dev, but want to learn.
I want to dev a mobile app for educational electronis labs.
Thanks
Hello!I'm Abdellah from Cameroon. I'm a student of software engineering. I love development and I hope to get help here.I heard about dev.to from software engineering daily podcast by Ben Halpern.
Thanks.
Hello all! I’m a student at Flat Iron School working on my final project in React with a Rails back end. I currently live in Rochester NY but I got here by way of Albuquerque and LA - originally from Calgary
Hello everyone,
I'm Phill. I have been in the software industry for 30-odd years, writing C for most of that time, but played around with more modern languages like Python, Go and Scala. The one key thing that I have learnt from being in the industry for so long is that maintainability is absolutely key, and for code to be maintainable it must be easily understood. I'm evangelising this in the company I work for. Don't let it be said that older developers have nothing to offer - I feel at the top of my game!
Phill
Hi everyone
I'm David, a javascript developer. Somehow i ended up here while i was reading some tech posts . Currently i'm learning stuff about web development and i hope to build my portfolio soon. It's great to see that there is such a page. Hope to learn and have fun with everyone!
Cheers!
Hello devs,
I'm Riccardo from Italy and I'm also the CTO of Swite.com.
I love application design, I'm keen on microservices and I'm a big supporter of clean code.
I came here to share my secrets and be contaminated by yours :)
👋 Cheers!
Riccardo
Welcome and enjoy the journey
Good Morning everyone,
I'm Mac, web-developer from UK. Running my own business as a development agency here in Manchester.
Came to learn what's new and trending, hoping to stay for a little while :)
Thanks, see you around.
Hello everyone,
I'm Jules, a software developper from Guinea, currently working as software developper at Dn-Tech a Tech company in Guinea
Just found dev.io in my search and was't be able to go away for here because of great articles a found on this site just want to say Thanks to theirs Authors
And
Hello Worldto everyoneCheers
Jules Thea
From Guinea Conakry
Hello everyone!
My name is Léo, I'm a French student. I discovered computers and programming when I was 7, fell in love with it, and never stopped it.
I think I discovered this website thanks to twitter. Since this day, I visit on dev.to very often. I love it because it is easy to see awesome tips and discover new practices.
Cheers,
Léo P.
Hi there,
I'm David, living in Shenzhen, China and working for a logistics company.
Here I'm mainly doing automation / bigdata with Talend (Java Based ETL).
Developing api webapp also with a PHP/JS stack to simplify the way we access warehouse's data. Because yea, logistics companies are still using IBM OS400 / DB2 stuff.
This community seems super fun and based on knowledge sharing, i'm glad to be part of dev.to.
Looking forward to learn from all of you. And more about product development !
My simple website : davidbonachera.fr
Cheers !
Greetings! 🖖
My name is Morten from Norway. I'm a father and husband, and I work as a technical advisor, technical project lead and sysop in my day job. I've been coding almost as long as I've had access to computers, but about 12 years ago circumstances led me astray from coding and landed me with both feet in sysops.
Been working with code on my spare time and have squeezed in as many tools and mini projects at my day job as I have been able, but it is still not a dev job.
On my spare time, when I'm not coding, I've been doing some writing on my own blog, on contract and on Medium. Most of my blog is republished to Medium for greater reach and exploratory monetisation, but I haven't the time between job or family, nor the dev skills, to really build a following one could possibly live off of on Medium, podcasts, selling lessons etc.
Stumbled upon this site through some tutorial articles and liked the format. Seems like a great place to share and discuss ideas, share what little I know for others to hopefully learn from and build a friendly network.
Looking forward to seeing you all around!
Cheers!
Hi everyone,
I'm Pelumi. I studied Environmental Engineering in school and I've been practicing professionally. However, during my undergraduate days, I learned WordPress and became proficient in using it, especially Divi builder (eventually turned this to a gig on Fiverr). I've always wanted to code, learned HTML and CSS also (using Jon Duckett's book), but anytime I see JavaScript syntax, I'm like wow...I'll never know this...lol. However, recently, I've decided to confront my fears and learn web development fully. I've been taking some Udemy courses (Colt Steele, Andrei Neaogoie, to mention a few), FCC, and also getting answers from resources such as MDN, Stack overflow and GitHub. I don't know where this path will take me, but I feel happy and fulfilled every time I sit down to learn new things even though it might take me hours to grab a concept...the important thing is everything is becoming familiar gradually. I'm here to learn, benefit from everyone and also to use their stories as motivation to continue on this path. I hope to call myself a developer and a programmer too someday:).
Hello World!
My name is Joshua, Computer Engineering student at Middle East Technical University, North Cyprus Campus. I love to learn from experts and people ahead of me in the field I am entering so here I am.
I am particularly interested in the IoT field and Networks and Security, so Hopefully I'll learn a lot on here and get to interact with more experienced fellow computer lovers. From programming languages to all sorts of computer related possibilities.
With love,
Joshua Daniel Mukiibi(pronounced Muchiibi)
Hello!
Hey hey!
Hi folks,
I‘m Matti from Austria. I‘m a Java developer (mostly SAP hybris).
Currently I‘m trying to build my own little java ORM application framework (head over to spot-next.io if you want to know more about it).
I‘m here because I got an invite and it looked kinda nice 😅
Greetings,
My name is Frederik and I'm a Belgian post-graduate student in AI.
I decided to join dev.to after having read several high-quality articles (as it was over several months I don't remember which ones).
As my education suggests I'm into AI, however, my major specialization is probably still in programming (because of my CS background).
Most of my time on dev.to will probably be reading articles from others, though I would love to write some articles myself in the future. I would also like to get into contributing on open source projects, so if you know of something new and interesting out there you can hit me up (check my profile to figure out what I'm interested in).
Yours truly,
Frederik
Hello World!
My name is Kelly, I'm a Mainframe Programmer by day, Web and Game developer by night, and I live in New Jersey.
I am currently working on learning more Javascript tools. I am looking for my dream job as a remote Javascript developer.
Favorite office snack? Just give me some good coffee and I'm good to go!
Hi all,
I'm Will and I live in Sydney.
I saw this website pop up while checking out #hacktoberfest on Twitter. I've been a developer for a while, and enjoy collaborating on open source projects.
I also enjoy teaching web development, so if you need a hand with your project or learning, let me know.
Hello I'm Dan Garland,
I'm a web developer, teacher, mentor and founder from the UK. I have been in tech for 15 years and love making apps for startups, using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ruby. I've recently got into dapps as a Solidity developer, and am learning Go.
Fun fact: I have played live at Glastonbury festival!
I'm looking for opportunities to get into lead developer / CTO roles with startups. I have more about my background at dangarland.me.uk.
I'm creating online coding courses as my current side project, so if you are learning to code do come visit me at dangarland.co.uk and I'd be glad to help in any way that I can.
Office snack has got to be cottage cheese. It's high protein and low carbs and very tasty. You're welcome!
Hi everyone
I'm Dani, 40 years old, married, living in Zurich. I like TDD, Clean Code, SOLID and I'm delighted to recently got across with Simon Brown's C4 Model of Software Architecture. Happy to be hear :-)
Hi,
I'm Gina. I'm a social media and marketing manager who is also low-key front-end web master in a pinch (unofficial title), but skills are a bit lacking. Found my way here via resource in Udacity's Front End Web Developer nanodegree slack channel. Trying to wade into the deeper side of the dev pool (can't stay stuck at HTML forever... I'm surprised I survived this long tbh).
Cheers,
hi all! I'm Cody Django, head of engineering at a innovation startup for the architecture, engineering and construction industry. Our team is based in Vancouver Canada and focused on AR/VR, rapid product iteration and CI/CD pipeline development. Our most popular office snacks are bananas, dried seaweed and Pocky, ha!
Hello DEV world!
I am a Rails developer and Linux enthusiast, I ended here because I was reading the comments in a tweet about some ugly code found in medical software, did you read it?
Cheers,
Carlos
Hey there.
For a long time I didn't know that there is such a community behind this page. I only followed the twitter account. ;)
Now I'm here and hopefully write much.
About me: I'm Web Dev for mainly TYPO3, writing PHP and - if I have to - JavaScript. Other things I love is GitLab and the possibilities with it.
Hi everyone!
My name is Natalie. I have worked professionally as a QA Engineer for several years but I've returned to my first love and am doing freelance web design & development.
I found my way here via Ali Spittel's great article about public speaking: dev.to/aspittel/public-speaking-as... as I am looking to start giving talks and I found her tips very useful!
I'm also learning react right now and playing with some js animation libraries like animejs.com/.
Looking forward to connecting, learning, and sharing!
Hello everone,
I'm Mohamed Shedo, a Software Developer with experience in Game Development with Unity3D and new to Web Development. I started to work now as backend Nodejs Developer and aiming to be full stack developer. Just want to know more developers and enhance my skills with you.
Hi everyone
My name is Eugene or, if less formal, then Zhenya.
I'm JavaScript developer from Russia.
A year ago I came to the frontend development from the database development.
I had a desire and interest in web development for a long time before I came to the frontend.
Hey guys, I am from China mainland, as a web developer, I am very glad to meet you on dev. I found dev when i am searching react tech on Google, and it just came out. This website style looks very classic and nostalgic, but I like it. Tea and chips are my favorite stuff when I am working in the office.
Howdy everyone!
Delighted to have found you, I'm hoping I can help out and contribute to the discussion.
I'm working full time as a Product Manager/Owner but I also like to build my own websites and web apps in my spare time.
I'd love to build something that can make some money on the side, and possibly even replace my salaried job. But for now I'm focusing on keeping it light and fun, and to continue learning new cool stuff.
My latest app that I'm really enjoying working on is mydevportfol.io. It's a web app that lets developers and programmers build a good-looking portfolio site using their Github repositories as projects.
Would love some feedback on the idea, as well as any thoughts you have on the business proposition. At the moment I'm not sure if there's enough of a market in it but I'm still feeling it out..
Thanks!
Chris
Hey
This is Karthik! I am a Software Developer, currently building analytics dashboards for a recruitment company.
Feeling great to join this community and looking forward to get along with lots of dev people!
Feel free to bring up any topic/ question to me that requires discussion! No strings attached!
Hi Dev.to Community,
I'm Paula, a career changer from biobehavioral research to coding. Live in NYC. Currently in Flatiron School's online full stack web dev program. Did some IT end user support back when paying my way through graduate school, but pretty new to coding!
The wonderful surprise in joining the coding ecosystem has been learning how communal a community it is! Great to meet you!
Paula
Hello Guys,
I'm Jubert, a .NET developer from the Philippines. I have been following you guys for a while in Facebook, and it has taken a great interest for me to register in this site.
I have been a developer for 15 years now. And still my eagerness to learn more has not faded. I hope i can learn more and contribute to you guys. :)
Hope to hear more from you guys soon.
Cheers,
Jubert
Hi Jubert! Welcome to Dev.to! I look forward to seeing your posts and comments :)
Let me know if you have any questions or if you need anything!
Hello everyone!
I'm Sébastien, a belgian guy living in Madrid. I've been developing software since 2001... can't believe it's been that long already! :)
I'll be starting a new position in October, 100% remote... a new experience for sure! Happy to meet remoter from around the world...
Cheers
Hello DEVs,
I'm Giteshwar, an undergrad from India and just started with web development. My journey started(5 years ago), when I joined this month long summer session on C and C++ just after the high school, which opened a whole new world to me.
I love mathematics, and this is one of the reasons I got interested in computer programming. Because of all the things I can do with computers.
So basically, I'm noob to this development business but I'll catch up soon :)
peace
Hey everyone,
I'm Sheldon, my friends call my Shelly. I am a boardgaming, arrow flinging, jazz playing guru with a pretty big giraffe obsession. Have always been drawn to coding as I really like to create things and see those build errors get out of control
I realized that I have been a silent observer and not getting too involved in the coding community and so have started trying to contribute back! I am currently in a back-end web developer role but have been exposed to a whole bunch of different roles (I particularly enjoyed doing mobile dev with Xamarin)
You should start seeing some more activity from me on here as well as my personal websites:
happygiraffe.co.nz
grumpygiraffe.co.nz
Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sheldonn/
What office snack would I recommend?
Grapes - From my experience of playing super long board game sessions, grapes always taste good and don't give you the guilt of other foods.
Cheers,
Sheldon
Hey there, I am recent graduate from Kenya and a PHP developer. Laravel + Vue are my to go to frameworks. I am also interested in Golang & Python.
Most of my questions/curiosities kept being answered through dev.to posts and here I am.
Recommended office snack: Chevda