Welcome Thread - v23
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Hello everyone. I am Jon Luke and I am currently an IT student with a focus in Security. I am learning Java at the University and on the side I am learning python. I found dev.to from Twitter and thought I'd check it out!
I enjoy hacking, electronics, and well basically anything with computers. Feel free to ask me anything! :)
Welcome !
Hello everyone. I'm Mukhtar Azeez from Nigeria. I studied economics in school but programming is now my newly found love,I've learn up to php and a bit of JavaScript,also trying to learn python.I will also love to be an Ethical Hacker. Your career advices and help on how how to maneuver my ways would be gladly appreciated!
I joined via Twitter and am glad to be here.
Thanks.
Welcome! Feel free to reach out with any JavaScript questions.
Welcome! Interesting thing that at first I studied economics too! Then I left that university and got CS degree in another. Follow your passion :)
Welcome to dev.to @vip_ade !
Hi. I discovered dev.to from my 'corporate' Twitter feed (SW engineer at Gumstix and help out with marketing as gadget guru). I wrote my first 15-minute text based adventure in QBasic at the age of 9 and never looked back. I'm into HDL, HAL, OS, C/C++, making, learning and teaching.
Wow, would totally read a post about what it was like to write the adventure game.
I could do that...
Hello all! Welcome to dev.to! I'm Andy and I learned how to code from a bootcamp and eventually found my way to working on dev.to!
If you're new here, here is a great guide on us:
A Beginner's Guide to Dev.to
Ali Spittel
The is a must read I will definitely go through it.
Hi, my name is Gerald am from Nigeria i stumbled on these wonderful site from an article that was written on these platform. So i went around and noticed that these is a place to be. Am learning Python, am not actually good but am trying. Hope in having a great experience with all of you great minds. Thanks
Hello, I am Fahid and I am working as a Software Architect in a Company making VR Platform mainly focused on entertainment.
I've been using dev.to for a long time to learn. I hope could give something in return to this great community.
Hello everybody! I am new to programming and currently dabbling in Python. I am passionate about Wildlife Conservation and Carbon Management and want to create tools for both.
Any tips on projects/people to follow are welcome.
On that note, IBM with its Call for Code initiative provided several tools and code examples for disaster prevention and nature conservation. Something you might want to take a look at.
Thanks a lot for this info!
I am looking into it right now
Hello, world!
I'm going to school and making a game. I like software engineering.
Is this thing like a dev-only twitter or something?
Hi everyone! my name enes ฤฑ am currently student computer engineering in Erciyes Universty.I am interested javascript tecnologies, node.js react vs.I try to improve myself constantly. I think dev.to a nice platform for this
Hello you all super human being! I'm Abhishek, a full stack developer. Started my career as a Visual Basic Developer, coded in almost all the popular Open Source frameworks like Mambo, Joomla, Drupal, Magento ete. Currently, Laravel is a framework I code mostly for backend and I use ReactJs/ Angular for Frontend.
Hello everyone. Paul here from Metro Manila Philippines. Used to teach web development in PHP and did one class in Javascript. Learning more about React and Pytorch. Also was part of the alpha batch of Justin Moon's buidlbootcamp on Bitcoin Programming. Here via twitter.com/helenanders26/status/1... - I've seen dev.to before but never really signed up - Helen Anderson's post got me curious and here I am!
Hello dev.to community! I started making games on the TI-83 to make class more interesting back in middle school. I took a break in college and my 20's to become a rocket scientist. Turns out it only sounds cool. Now I'm getting back to my roots via a Thinkful bootcamp with a focus on the MERN stack. Hope to see some of y'all out in the wild!
Hello everyone! Im two years into my programming career (well, 2 years at school, 7 months on the job). Started with C# then JavaScript and in turn React and fell in love. I work with react and typescript in my day job as a front end dev and have some side projects in ASP.NET Core and React Native. I like programming books and have a main coon named Alfie. :)
Hi people!
My name is Junior. I'm learning Python, SQL, Tableau and Front-end development. I am interested in Data, knowledge and design. I'm self-teaching to work in Data science/analytics and Front-end development.
Hello everyone. I'm a IT major over at MNSU with an interest in Web Development and cross platform Mobile Development.
I've enjoyed reading Dev.to posts for a while now and figured I should probably make an account. I'm sure I'll learn learn a lot here from all of you.
Howdy everyone! I have a background and a passion for(when not spending time with family) working on electronics and trying my hand at scripting/programming. I have a decent footing in Powershell and am learning Python. Right now I work as a backup network/sysadmin and am the senior break/fix tech for a school district.
Good luck in learning Python, great language.
Hello devs,
I am Ghalib. just joined a few moments ago to reply to an interesting article I was reading it and couldn`t resist replying. I have been reading a lot for the past month and found this community interesting and resourceful. Finally, I have decided to join to share my thoughts and learn from the Developers in Dev.to
Hey Everyone! I found dev.to through a freeCodeCamp Medium article, and I'm so glad I did! I'm on day 6 of #100DaysofCode and I'm excited to be starting this journey. My goal is to be a freelance front end developer and web designer. I really really enjoy working with CSS and I'm excited/scared to learn Javascript! Right now I'm studying full-time on weekdays and dabbling on the weekends, and in my spare time I'm a fiber artist, read lots of books, and hang out with my partner, my cats and my guinea pig.
Hi! I heard about dev.to from the podcast Ben did on The Changelog back in August. I've been getting into Medium lately, and loved the idea of something like Medium, but even more focused on software engineers.
I am a Computer Science major and former kid who loved programming who has worked in various multidisciplinary roles over the past decade, but is now excited about getting back into programming and becoming a full-time software engineer. I have a broad range of experience and a handle over the fundamentals, but am now immersing myself in modern software development tools, frameworks, and practices.
Hello everyone! I'm Keino Eliud a student(software engineering) and currently learning C/C++ and Java I love hardware and enthusiastic about embedded software development. My mission in dev.to is to learn from the experts (how to become a better engineer). I love developer's digital communities.
Hi everyone, I'm Max currently building Web Apps and APIs for MicroSec a IoT Security startup that focus on building end to end security solutions for IoT devices.
Would love to talk to anyone who are interested on Startups and Python.
Hi all !
I'm Sebastien and i work for near one year as manager in a web perf team for an e-commerce website.
I'm very interesting by the google metrics (CRUX and PSI) to monitor our improvements.
Thanks
Hi everyone! I'm Marissa, a software engineer in the frozen flat tundra of Fargo ND. When I'm not at work (anyone else use Thingworx?) I'm often working on various web dev side gigs. On summer weekends you'll find me running the tower computers for the timing system at the local drag strip.
I've been reading here for a while and finally got around to making an account. Everyone seems pretty cool and I'm looking forward to sharing neat ideas.
My current main side project is a suite of tools for DMs for D&D. It's small but it's cathartic to work on something different from what I do at work.
Hello all, I am a web developer and designer with 3 years experience currently looking for an exciting new opportunity. I am proficient in HTML and CSS and comfortable with JavaScript. I'm learning React and am also fascinated by UX design.
Hello, devs! My name's Hassan and I've been building web sites and apps since 1993 using a variety of backend languages. Currently working on a healthcare-related application using Elixir/Phoenix. Always learning. Happy to discuss programming (functional or otherwise), web history, dogs -- lots of things ๐
Hello, I am Tom. I am a Software developer on the Microsoft stack (8 years). I am currently using VueJS, .NETCore Web API, Azure, SQL, Bootstrap, CSS etc.
I love building random projects - heres the project I am building at the moment in the stack I mentioned above - listsweb.azurewebsites.net
My two great loves in life are Technology and Football, and I see myself as a bit of a futurist.
Hello,
I am Tirth Bodawala & am a full stack developer with 8 years of experience. I love to work on my open source project ReactPWA reactpwa.com and am here to assist and learn ReactJS :) #introduction
Hello everyone! I'm Loong from Singapore! I'm a final-year undergraduate student, and a self-taught coder. I love Web Dev, and JS! I'm currently interning as a junior dev working on a web app! Very exciting time!
Here to meet new people and learn new things! Feel free to hit me up!
Hi All
I am using the Facebook Graph API to post the link on the Facebook page.
For that, I have generated the "page access token" which is used as the parameter when hitting the API to post the link on the page.
It is working fine.
But,
is it okay to push the access token in git repository by the security perspective or is there any better way to implement it such as getting the access token from the backend using the API call?
Can anyone please help here?
Hello everyone. I'm Remco Buddelmeijer from Amsterdam, Holland and I am currently a software developer for NEP Group Inc. where I mainly focus on media and broadcasting services.
I am currently in love with making microservice based applications which help the Dutch television branch. Which is gladly enough also my current job.
For the past 7-8 years, I have been a (Java) Developer where I mainly focussed on making anything that came to my mind and anything that I loved. From Minecraft (Bukkit) plugins to big applications running for corporations.
I found dev.to a couple of years ago through Twitter and loved it ever since. And I hope to enjoy this as long as possible (and mostly to help others while being here).
Currently, I am learning more about Cloud-based applications where both architecture and low-level test-oriented programming comes to mind. Working with both CI/CD and Kubernetes has been a blessing for me.
I love to write (sometimes a bit too much) and can lose track in that, which might happen here (oops).
Next to that my passion is in embedded programming where anything is possible (no matter how big).
With being 20 years of age, I am currently the youngest programmer at my company and I am very happy with what I have achieved to this day.
Feel free to ask me any questions about my experiences as a (quote on quote) "young" developer at a corporation, as I will be writing a post about this in the near future.