Welcome Thread - v30

Hey there! Welcome to dev.to!

`var developer = magician`

Leave a comment below to introduce yourself to the community! ✌️

Here are some ideas to get you started:

1. You can talk about what brought you here, what you're learning, or just a fun fact about yourself.

2. Reply to someone's comment and say hello or ask them a question. 👋

3. Or answer this question: What's your favorite project you've worked on?

Comments

[Andy Zhao (he/him)]

My favorite project is... working on dev.to! 🙃 My secret side project is a close second though.

[Tresor Tshimanga]

Hello All,
I am Tresor Kazadi beginner to the world of frontend developer.
I love programming and I am here to learn more and enhance my skills.

Thank again and I hope that my journey here will be just a new adventure and let play it.
"Knowledge is shareable"

[Abrhaão Ribeiro]

Great slogan. Knowledge is shareable and nobody can take out from you.
Welcome

[Tresor Tshimanga]

Thank Ribeiro on my keyboard I can only write your second name lol.

[Jesse M. Holmes]

"ã" can be typed with Alt + 0227, if you have a numberpad or numberpad emulator. Welcome to the community!

[Tresor Tshimanga]

Thanks Jesse

[Arieee]

Hello, you welcome

[Errorcode]

Hi,

Welcome to this community. I hope you have a great full conversation ahead.

[Shannon Stasek]

Hello!

My name is Shannon and I'm an application developer. Currently learning ruby on rails and trying to connect with other developers.

[Ben Halpern]

Welcome!!

[Ben Halpern]

Ruby is fab. dev.to is a Rails app 😊

[nove1398]

Welcome

[Arieee]

Welcome

[Abhishek Sharma]

My first day

print("Hello World!!!")

[Jesse M. Holmes]

def welcome(name):
  print(f'Welcome to the community, {name}!')

welcome('Abhishek')

[Abrhaão Ribeiro]

Welcome Hernán.
What are your favorites languages?

[Andres Leon]

hi thank you all. I like Academic research too. Hopefully i will get to read a lot about microVMS

[Jonathan Sexton]

Hello everyone! I'm excited to join this community. I came here after seeing some developers on Twitter talking about it and hearing an interview on the Learn to Code With Me Podcast talking about this site.

I'm currently working with React and hope to move into Node and/or another back end language soon.

I look forward to some great conversation with you all!

[Jesse M. Holmes]

Welcome, Jonathan!

You can learn a lot from the Node docs, especially if you want to build a small webserver for a side project.

[Jonathan Sexton]

Hey Jesse! Thank you for the great tip and I generally like to start with the docs when learning a new piece of technology so this is great news!

[PrinceCEE]

I'm PrinceCEE, I'm an aspiring full stack developer. I'd like to have a mentor. I'm open to more learning.

I'm currently doing nodeJs with express framework.

[seun owoborode]

Hello,
I am sheyun i am a beginner to front-end development
I am here because i want to join a community of programmers to sharpen my skills.

Thanks and i hope i enjoy the journey.

[Don]

Hello everybody!

I found this site while reading an article about React Hooks. I have been learning front-end and back-end programming over the past few years after spending quite a while in the C++/Windows applications world, and it is amazing how far Javascript and web programming has progressed over the last decade.