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Hi everyone!,
Just starting out my programming journey. I enjoy working with JavaScript, but I am up for learning anything. Excited to contribute to this awesome community.
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Hello everyone,
I’m Mina, a Java developer turned C# developer. Although I’m a senior at my work, I still feel like there’s so much to learn. I think that’s the beauty of programming — constant learning.
I also blog on my spare time and am learning React natve. I’ve always dreamed of publishing an app but never really got around to it. I now focus more on writing on my blog (craftedserendipity.com) and programming.
My manager sent me an article from dev.to about code reviews. It piqued my interest so much that I decided to join the community.
Excited to learn from passionate, like-minded people, and to contribute my ideas and experiences to the community. :)
Mina Opada
hi ..
how to create oop in Lua-language
Hi Khairi, unfortunately, I have not tried programming in Lua yet. But, object-oriented programming is a type of programming design. It's kind of based on what the language is catered to.
So, in OOP, we can create classes and relate them to real-world entities. That is okay for, say, Java or C#. But in C, we can't do that because C language doesn't have classes.
Maybe you can apply the OOP Concepts in Lua language. These concepts include polymorphism, encapsulation, etc. Click here for more information on OOP. :)
Hi-ya everyone! My name's Spencer and I mostly do [ actually only do, really ] Javascript stuff. I'm currently trying to learn backend stuff as I've really only ever done things with frontend code. My favorite frontend framework has to be Vue.js, and I'm excited to learn GraphQL.
I came to DEV.to after finding it either through Twitter or Product Hunt, I forget which. The design of the website stood out to me though, and the community here seems great! So, yeah... Here I am :)
Welcome!
Kima Arnett
hi
Excellent to start with GraphQL (for me) it was with Gatsby. Vue is excellent FED i love it, especially Nuxtify ;)
BED always come with Linux administration, so welcome to the club ;)
SFSD
Hi everyone,
I'm Helen and i'm a junior dev in JS in a french start'up. I'm working on React (I tried vuejs too but I felt in love with react). I finished school in november 2018 so I've got lots of stuff to learn, discover... I'm enjoying my new work (I was a comics bookseller for 5 years) and I discover Dev.to on march 8th for International Women's day with "Nevertheless she coded".
I'm really happy to discover this community :)
Welcome, Helen!
Hello Helen, you're welcome
Hi everyone, I'm Chris. I've been doing front end development for a long time, focused more on HTML/CSS/jQuery, with a little backend dev, a little UX and a little mobile app development thrown in. I've specialized in creating accessible sites lately, learned a lot about the WCAG 2.X guidelines.
I recently found this site through a couple of developers that I followed on Twitter. My coworkers mostly use Microsoft Teams to communicate.
Hi, Chris! I've been trying to wrangle better accessibility into our 25,000 pages and our content management system. So far, it's been winning, but progress is happening.
Hey there! I prefer messaging people, but I always intend for the messages to be asynchronous. We as a team strive for async communication, and no one is expected to respond immediately. It's a great way to stay focused and get things done, while talking with one another when needed.
Hey, my name is Cedric. I was brought here from Twitter after doing a follow blitz of developers (Ali Spittel, Ire Aderinokun, and Sara Soueidan just to name a few). I wanted another avenue to learn from like-minded individuals beyond my job. I currently acquired a Javascript cert. after only having working experience with it and jQuery for 9 years.
My coworkers mostly communicate in person and on slack. Majority of our conversations involves who's buying the office cookies next and funny gifs.
Haha I was also brought here on a Twitter follow blitz. I'm Wiley. JavaScript nerd currently selling my time to a small company in Colorado.
At least you know! Welcome!
Selling your time cracked me up 😂
Hey :)
Am Sara, i came in here after reading a lot of informative articles that was published here and shared on twitter, and decided to make my blog and share my Journey too.
I have just started working Professionally as a Software developer three months ago.
So its overwhelming a lot of times, and one needs such incredible community to keep going :D
Welcome! :)
Hey I am Suren... a software developer from Sri Lanka. I have worked with Java and PHP in the past but now doing Python and Javascript development mostly. Still learning those, thought I will check out Dev.to after listening to dev.to creator on product hunt podcast. Excited to be here and meet you all.
Hello!
Hi everyone, I'm Stephanie, I'm a UX designer and mobile expert in Luxembourg, I also teach and talk at conferences.
I don't code that much anymore but I still like to keep up with what's going on in JS, HTML and CSS. I read a few articles on this site and decided to create an account :)
I'm currently learning the basics of swift with the apple playground app and I have to say, it's a nice and fun way to learn.
Hellooo :)
I've been a software engineer for over 14 years, focusing on javascript for a little over 10 years now. I've also recently become a Pluralsight author. I'm joining Dev.to so that I can get some technical content out there, and hopefully help someone with a problem they're trying to solve, just like so many articles out there have helped me get to where I am today. I'd love to write more articles about things that I'm working on, and I really like reading content on dev.to.
Hello world! :-)
I'm a Web/iOS developer and up-and-coming data scientist wrapping up my M.S. in Data Science in 7 weeks! I love a cross-section of software from FP in Swift to computer vision work with deep learning. I work often in the web space and love teaching! My friend Jake Dohm said I should join the community so here I am! I have worked at the same company RoleModel Software for over six years while I've been in school.
I am excited to share things I'm learning with others and look forward to learning from you all.
Awesome! Welcome!
Welcome! Are you related to Anthony DiLorenzo, the composer?
No, sorry. I do play the Piano, Accordion, and Alto Sax though... :-)
Hello,
I am new to programming (2-3 months) and looking for a home. My 12-week code boot camp is nearly over. It gave me a handle on the basics of HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, Linux, and PHPMyAdmin/MySQL. Currently, I am trying to learn Bootstrap to help me in the front-end (I'm terrible at design). I want to learn a library and a framework. My next programming language is Python, I hope!
Hello!
I wanted to take my career into another level after I got inspired from many articles written on this community. And hopefully one day I can also share something that can contribute to others specially on this community.
So yeah hope everyone is doing great and having fun! See yah! :)
Welcome to dev.to!
Thanks Nick!
Hi, everyone.
I'm Al (that's with an L, as in AL, not an I as in Artificial Intelligence). What brought me here was Opera Developer. I switch browsers monthly so I can experience each one as a heavy user. Opera is using Chromium so it's not all that far from Chrome (or soon, Microsoft Edge). Next month it's Safari's turn.
I'm a web developer with a fairly large local government in the US. In my spare time I teach a front-end class at a college, volunteer with Red Cross Disaster IT, volunteer with Creative Mornings breakfast lectures, and try to keep my son from overthrowing the world.
Welcome to the community, Al!
GM! Anthony D. Mays here, Software Engineer @ Google and programmer with 18 years of experience specializing in web technologies (formerly Microsoft stack, now Angular, React, blah, blah).
Also, helping to build a more representative and inclusive tech world by by providing technical interview resources and consulting with companies/non-profits. Stop by my website for tips if you need 'em (amays.me/interview-tips).
Fun fact: I am legit straight outta Compton and was featured in a BuzzFeed video last year (amays.me/buzzfeed).
Good morning sir
Thank you for the link on tips 😊
Hello, looking to pick up some new practices that can be used for various forms of system development. This is with a goal of towards a move from old school sysadmin to devops by simplifying scripts and configs.
I have done some python and bash which I have running on a day by day basis. Dipped my toes in Docker, Swarm, LXC & Kubernetes and a little bit of Golang.
I need to get proficient at development. I've been following Dev on Twitter for sometime. I thought I'd actually use it as my daily news feed now.
So hello... any pointers or advice would be great.
Hi to all the community!
I came here after reading someone post in LinkedIn about this new community. I'm primarily a mobile developer (Flutter, iOs, Android) but also a try-to backend and web developer for need in some project I follow.
I love to communicate in person with people because it gives space to creativity, but chat and email are irreplaceable for fast collaboration.
Hey all,
Not much of a programmer, admittedly, but find dev.to to be uber-interesting. I currently serve as Operations manager for Rad Web Hosting.
It's my pleasure to be an official member and I look forward to interacting with you all on dev.to.
Welcome!
Thanks
Hello people!
After working as a crew member on cruise ships for 10 years, i ventured myself into programming since '17, i'm in love with JS mainly (React, Vue) but i also had my summers of love with Django and Php, currently i am struggling with React Native, reason which made like Flutter even more.
I am glad i found this site.
Hello programmers!.
I am Prashant Yadav javascript enthusiast, Founder, and Writer at learnersbucket.com. I continuously learn about javascript, its frameworks, and libraries and share what I have learned with the community.
Hello everyone!
My name is Emura Daisuke.
I am interested in new technologies and algorithms.
By sharing my ideas with everyone, I want to learn many things from everyone.
The first idea Hayate-Shiki is a sorting algorithm .
If you are interested, please take a look.
Hi! everyone,
I'm David from Mexico city. I studied Communication Science and became over the years more interested in Software development. I have worked for 10 years in the e-learning industry.
I enjoy writting things in Python, Javascript and Php, in a more functional way. I like Functional Programming alot.
Currently, i'm trying to learn about reactive programming and the common design ideas that we can find between OO and Functional programming styles. Also i find OO Design Patterns a very interesting topic.
I spend time in self-paced learning things about NodeJs, React, GraphQL and Django.
I'm really happy to join this awesome community.
Hello everybody -
I'm a senior level C# developer working for a manufacturing company (recently acquired by a large international conglomerate bent on conquering the data center hardware space). I have a BS in CS but most of what I use every day has been self-taught. I've been programming or decompiling something since 1984 - no card decks for me, but I've lived through modems, floppy disks and knowing everybody who works in every computer store in town...
I learned of this community when I landed on the "Functional fundamentals" series by DrBearhands here on Dev.to - great stuff, even though I have to read each post 3 or 4 times to fully grok the concepts :)
Glad to be here, and I hope to sharpen my blogging skills while I'm here!
Hello , Everyone.
Started my journey about 2 yrs ago unfortunately lost hope and stopped studying , causing a major set back , im back and ready to learn so that i can get out of the food service industry. Any Advice? Specially on Studying, staying motivated and finding Projects.
Good Evening, Everyone. DevTo seems to be great, I will explore more on it. Any suggestions where to start? I am interested in front-end for most part, at the moment. But also, I am aiming to get more of my focus on back-end soon and then evolve into a full-stack specialist. Any word of advice here is much much welcomed!
Hiya!
Been an IT infrastructure person for a long, long time; a Service Manager now with a large Telco...
Got bitten by a bug to be a dev creating beautiful, useful apps & services.
Flutter, Firebase, Angular, Python, Django, a vast variety of intelligent APIs and cloud backends have all made it very attractive to jump right it!
Hiya!
Been an IT infrastructure person for a long, long time; a Service Manager now with a large Telco...
Got bitten by a bug to be a dev creating beautiful, useful apps & services.
Flutter, Firebase, Angular, Python, Django, a vast variety of intelligent APIs and cloud backends have all made it very attractive to jump right it!
Hi Everyone,
I'm a Full-stack Developer and the Founder of Tueri.io
I started out writing pure HTML/CSS websites in notepad.exe more than 17 years ago (around the age of 12), progressing through PHP/MySQL, SQL Server, and made the transition to React/GraphQL a couple years ago.
It's amazing to see how far things have come since the early days and exciting to imagine where they are going!
-Dane
Hey everyone,
I'm Steve, mainly been a .Net developer since finishing uni and recently started learning some JS frameworks to work alongside.
I have a bad habit of speaking to coworkers in person, but trying to be better about having those conversations over team chat so everyone's up to date.
Hello() @Everybody
Well, as a junior software engineer I have still many knowledge gaps to fill. Especially I'm very interested in knowing more about the huge variety of language+frameworks for my pending personal small projects!
Welcome 👋 Roshak to dev.to~
You will see posts in variety of "languages+frameworks" under tags page.
Might be overwhelming initially but pick your poison~ :)
HELLO! I am fiasyo, i joined dev after a friend shared this in search of how to publish my code on net. In for learning i am quite familiar with html, css nd less of javascript but surely growing daily.
Hello everyone
I am Flora from Nigeria and I’m a beginner with no background knowledge of programming or software engineering. I want to learn all that I can to be a developer one day. I’d appreciate support from everyone
Im happy to be here
Hi there,
I am Duc. I write software using .NET stack for 13+ years. Recently saw John Papa posted on the dev.to so I think it must be something cool. I checked out and wow I was bought in immediately.
Hopefully, I can give something to the community because it gives me too much. Over the years, I have built a good knowledge foundation about software design, OOP, architecture, ... things that make software better.
Hey
dev.tocommunity 👋🏻 I was just looking at the Developer Avocados 🥑 newsletter - which linked to an article here. What a great corner of the internet 🌐I'm a Creative Technologist at cxpartners - a user-centered design agency based in Bristol, London and Chicago. ❤️
I work with researchers, designers and developers to create prototypes that solve user needs.
Hi all! I have been developing applications with Python, Django and JavaScript for some time now.I have just started learning ReactJs. I was looking for a great community to learn, share and contribute and I was introduced to dev.to. I'm exited to be here!!
Hi all!
I'm Lisa, and I like to say that I came to tech "the long way round" (aka I graduated with a journalism major in 2010 -- bad idea). But I knew HTML and CSS and a smattering of Javascript, so I ended up going to grad school, studied user experience, and wound up being a front-end engineer.
I'm one of the founders of Sunshower.io, which is primarily written in Java and TypeScript (Aurelia for our JS framework). Our schtick is simple, reasonably priced (well, free, for now) cloud management and optimization.
Wound up getting back into Twitter lately and as a result stumbled upon dev.to!
Hi to all, i put this site to my personal array data, i found this somewhere on comments ;)...
Im a Full Stack Developer, love to work but always learning, im afraid to sleep cause something new will pass me by...
Linux 4ever, Python, JS(is)Awesome, Go...
Hi! everyone,
I'm David from Mexico city. I studied Communication Science and became over the years more interested in Software development. I have worked for 10 years in the e-learning industry.
I'm really happy to join this awesome community.
Hi!
I'm learning Javascript. Is the first programming language that I learn.
I'm from Mexico and I'm studying at Laboratoria (laboratoria.la/), which is a great bootcamp that seeks to narrow the gender gap in tech, in Latin American countries.
I'm so excited of being part of the tech community!
Hello my Name Is Miguel.
I am a lover of javascript and I am taking my first steps in react Native.
I hope to learn among you and all my knowledge and wisdom will be at your entire disposal.
It is unplace to be part of this community.
Thank you
Hi everyone!
Adrian here. I'm writing tools and .... more tools, for developers.
The latest one: a Full-Stack web app generator.
Basically, the developer receives a UI-Ready Web App in React, Vue.js bundled with Laravel, express or Flask in the backend.
I was writing this tool because @Github is full of starters with no support or usable UI-Kit.
Thank you! :)
Hello everyone 👋🏻,
I'm a 31 yo Italian living in London and I'm new to code.
About 4 months ago I started my journey to become a frontend developer.
Google brought me here as it knows me better than myself so I guess it knew this was a good thing for me. 😜
I'm currently learning and practising with HTML and CSS to build responsive websites and about two weeks ago I started to learn Javascript.
I'm learning one thing at the time, I want to have a good base before moving to learn frameworks for example or other things.
I am full off doubts about many things but I guess (I hope) it's normal in these early stages.
I'm sure I will learn more here with your help! ☺️
Hello everyone,
I'm a french ops guy (linux sysadmin), who can handle bash scripts (can we call it dev?), but didn't really write dev program from scratch. I can read and mix things when it comes to perl or javascript, but i think overall getting more skills in dev will help me in my day2day workjob.
One thing which i'm struggling right now, is that i'd like to move forward and change job, and getting more into the devop flow, but it's pretty hard, because in one hand i want to get more skill on dev, and in the other side i don't also want to get involved in a job where i won't progress on this topic.
I think overall, i really need to improve my skill on my own, maybe by working on own projects, or on underground project for my job.
Thing is, when it comes to personal project, i find it difficult, to get back to work again, after my workday, especially because of my wife and kids. But i guess, to be honest that this is an excuse, because afterall, kids or not, everyone have to put effort in it to get to the desired level.
Well, i guess starting right now is a good beginning, and i wish the journey for you guys will be as fine as possible.
Hey everyone
I'm James.
I see myself as a front end web developer in training,
at least for now. I'm currently learning Javascript, and working on some projects (though it hasn't been kind to me). I also have a passion for ui/ux designing. I hope to make some progress in my journey as a developer, and also to have some fun know this awesome and vibrant community
Hi guys, my name is Darko, and previously I wrote my share of articles on Medium, but recently it started to annoy me with its limited read plans and I'm considering dev.to for my future dev articles. I'm currently mostly doing JavaScript, but I have xp in many many other things. Happy reading and coding!
Hey there! I always see these posts in Twitter and today I decided to join as a member instead an anonymus reader. I'm learning Angular, Go and Dart but also interested in AI.
I also like to blog in my native language - spanish -, but sometimes I feel the enthusiasm to write in English, so here i am!
Hello everyone,
Call me niki, i'm an amateur coder and programmer currently a year into my bachelor, living in windy New Zealand. Currently interested in webdev and software development, learning php, js and c#. Glad to be apart of an awesome community of people who think alike.
Hi everyone.
Glad to join and contribute to dev.to community.
I came here to share and learn from all the dev blog post, that's seems to be the right place :)
I wrote my first blog post about opensource.
And within 2-3 weeks, I expect to post a second one about Securing an API, which come from my first public talk
Hope you will enjoy,
Alexandre.
👋Hi everyone!
Jumping back into the world of frontend development by building my site in WordPress. Love to talk about sketching, running, parenting. Looking forward to sharing and learning from everyone! 🤙🏾
Hello Everyone,
I'm Emmanuel, a software engineer from Nigeria. Been coding for about 4 years now. I love to code in Java, Javascript and PHP. Recently been learning flutter and really enjoying it. I enjoy writing Backend (Spring, Laravel, Node) as well as frontend (React, Angular, Vue). I also love learning new technologies. I hope to start writing someday too as I'm passionate about helping new developers learn and improve on their skill. Very happy to be here!!!
Hello everyone :)
Bio: I've been building tech for so long my fingerprints have worn off.
A couple of questions:
Thank you
I have the same questions ;)
Hi everyone,
I'm Shital Mule. I am Red Hat Certified System Administrator, Red Hat Certified Engineer, Also quite good at Python programming and Shell Scripting. My area of interest is DevOps. Blogs from this site are awesome.
Another one just starting... Praying to whatever god listening to me that i can make some extra money on the side after some java experience, maybe even release an app or game.
Anyway, i'm also decently informed about 3d printing. if this skill ever becomes necessary for someone here, just ask away
Hi guys!
I'm Ben and I love muay thaï, didgeridoo and web development.
My favorite toy is currently the PHP framework Laravel, but I've also a deep love for Symfony.
I first came here looking for testers for an open source library I've posted recently, but I'm really happy to join the dev.to community.
Hey everyone :)
I'm just another JVM guy battling between Scala, Java, and whatever gets in the way. Probably the first functional programming moderated advocate you've met 😀.
Feel free to know me a bit better through my blog pedrorijo.com/
Hello (Dev) World!
My name is Mladen. I'm a junior web dev from Serbia. I work with javascript, node, react etc.
I can't really rememeber how I got here since I like to surf the web and follow links and I always have like 50 tabs open. Maybe medium or something like that. Anyway, looking foward to meeting you all, read your stories and hopefully contribute some myself.
Peace
Hello! I'm Catalin and I'm an Angular Developer now. Big TDD believer and tech lover. Always open for collaborations if you have anything in mind.
This week I published my first medium post and I found that it was featured in a newsletter here on dev.to. Super happy about it.
medium.com/@utukku/test-driven-dev...
👆 If you want to read it.
Do people write both on Medium and Dev.to?
Hi Everyone! I am migrating here because of a sinking feeling about Medium becoming less relevant as the go-to programming blog platform as the pay wall is closing in. Does anybody else have the feeling that DEV might be the next go to programming blog public platform?
Hello fellow devs!
I'm a UI (front-end) developer. I'm interested in having some discussions with other devs on why they think certain tooling has become so popular. It seems there's a lot of peer pressure and marketing tactics out there promoting certain frameworks, like Angular and React. I look at these tools and I feel they are useful SOMETIMES, but I see them being treated as a silver bullet to all UI tasks. Does anyone else feel this way?
Hi, my name is Darko, and I am working as Software developer since 2001., mainly in Visual Foxpro and SQL. Done also some Javascript (AngularJS) with Bootstrap.
Currently I am also using and learning Go, and looking for some project to contribute, and so better learn Go language.
In my spare time I have written this small Web app, for tracking expenses:
goexpenses.kezic.net
Here it is on Github:
github.com/dkeza/goexpenses
I am also planing to create my Blog site, but somehow it is always not enough time for this. :)
Hi. I have failed so many times at work that I can't even count it anymore... and someone I am happy. I have almost been fired quiet a few times, and every time this happened I learned something incredible. I'm now writing a mindfulness blog about those lessons and how Buddhism helped me to truly accept my brain for what it is. I'm hoping that readers will learn to <3 their life and their job through reading the articles I've got in the queue.
Side note: although the blog is about freedom, I am obsessed with TypeScript and it's structural subtyping (which some would say is about the opposite of freedom: control). I have yet to reconcile that fact. But again, I love my brain for all of it's quirks. Follow along and help me to help you to love your brain too! :)
Hi! I wandered here from github :)
I like to talk personally or by chat for convenience, but I have no special preferences, for in-depth topics I prefer email/phone if personal contact is not available.
I have been studying electrical engineering and struggling with the world of IT, even though I am as the same age as PCs, my coding skill is in need of serious re-learning. I love the demoscene and electronic music and plan to get deeper into gamedev/digital arts.
Hello,
My name Faishal I from Indonesia, I'm a graduate from Bootcamp programming with major Fullstack Javascript. I'm now working as Backend Developer at Bagubagu Studio. My interest is Javascript, Angular, React, Vue, GraphQl and I want to learn flutter for mobile apps
Hey everyone!
Decided to join to try and gain some more outreach by posting some material I can't me across on my journeys as a developer! Hope to provide some valuable content for people wanting to know about dotnet or all things frontend!
Howdy-
I'm Micah, I go by larquin or larquinius on the tubes. I've been working as a developer for over 12 years now, and I'm always looking to learn new things.
I work for Test Double, a fully remote software consultancy, so async communication methods are the preferred way for me!
Hi!
Here a classical, senior, uncompleted web developer!
I work mainly with WordPress, Laravel, Vue.js, React, Ionic, mySql, Apache and Linux.
I love testing and learning new things.
I found Dev.to looking for infi about PWA.
I hope to learn and help you all as much as possible! =)
Hello everybody! I enrolled in a bootcamp and I am currently learning Javascript. I want to become a developer to solve problems in the food industry and mobility in cities. I'm really enjoying it so far!
Hi everyone,
My name is Usman and I'm here to learn about how can i become better developer with the help of this wonderful community.I came to know about DEV.to after finding a post on about developing your own REST API. I'm currently enrolled in the Final Semester of my Under-Grad and working on a project in which i'm trying to use Block-chain for handling financial transactions in an android app.
Hello everyone,
I am a solutions consultant working with C#, JavaScript and Angular in my day job and NativeScript and Vue enthusiast while I am off work. Excited to participate and contribute with community.
Hey, I'm Gabriel! I mainly work with frontend web development technologies (HTML, CSS, JS), and I'm learning more backend stuff with JS frameworks, specifically the MERN stack. I'm mainly focused on just building something amazing with code as a hobby and learning new things.
I found DEV.to when it was featured on the GitHub explore page back in August, and I've mainly just been silently reading on DEV since then. But I think now it's about time I properly contribute to this community!
Hi all!
I am Marko, an enthusiast of Google Apps Script (and anything related to Google APIs) and now diving full-body into PWAs' wonderland!
By now I am a freelance programmer in my spare time, a paid hobby since I make by times some projects for enterprises and no-profit, but is many years I am thinking (read: dreaming) to become a full-time developer.
But I am rather hesitant (read: scared) to do "the jump" because I have economical responsibility on my family and I have an inferiority complex to real developers since I have no formal education, almost all self-taught, forged in stackoverflow.
Here is a PWA project I created lately and mantain for a latvian no-profit kek.lv/app . I would be glad to know your comments about it, and avid for suggestions (employers: I'm all yours!).
Thanks for dev.to, I discovered this awesome community only lately, but is becoming a regular source of tasty knowledge!
Hi all, just found dev.to and am eager to see what you're all up to. I've been into technology most of my life, but only got into developing around 10 years ago. Still very much a hobbyist, as I've only worked in a research centre before, never for a commercial company. I have my Java SE6 cert, and tinker with Android & (recently) iOS.
Hello hello!
Returned to school just last year to properly learn programming, and one of my instructors recommended following this site. Been lurking for a couple of months now, and decided it was high time to start interacting with the community here. Not sure how much I can really contribute right now, but I love reading what people post here.
Hi everyone!
I don't remember how i get here haha.
I'm a Ruby developer, from Chile. I'm father of 3, and i'm starting with this amazing thing sonic-pi.net <3
I prefer Telegram, of course.
Thanks!