Welcome Thread - v110

Welcome to DEV!

1. Leave a comment below to introduce yourself! 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, either with a question or just a hello. 👋

Great to have you in the community!

Comments

[Lalit Patil]

Hey, I'm here to learn, explore and experiment!

[tugzk]

Let the journey begin :)

[Jonathanngundu]

let's start then

[SwITsys]

Well said! Me too.

[Nathan Renfroe]

Me to. Just joined the other day.

[k.sreenivasulu]

Me too!

[Joan]

Me, too! 👋

[Julien Bertazzo Lambert]

Can't wait to do the same!

[DanniDulcie]

Same here; I can see myself spending many happy hours on dev.to

[M. Taufiq Hidayat]

Hello friends. Nice to know you

[Emerald Quashie]

Same here

[David Lipschitz]

Just arrived. A 56 year old developer. Started 40 years ago. Hoping to go for at least another 40 years. Currently developing mainly with Oracle Apex, htp.p (HTML, JavaScript and CSS from inside Oracle), Oracle PL/SQL, and Microsoft Power BI (especially slicers). Currently writing an Indicator Performance Management System for the Western Cape Government; long term client is Achievement Awards Group where I maintain their accounting systems and write some incentive and loyalty software.

Happy to help anyone. Feel free to ask questions. I've made lots of mistakes and also had lots of success. Remember to persevere, don't give up, and always be prepared to ask the "stupid questions." It's these questions that have got us past the "obvious" way of doing things, called dogma. Scientists ask questions and have hypotheses that they seek to prove or disprove. Be a scientist.

[Hector]

Greats words sir.

[Ambar Tayde]

Hi everyone!
I am a low-code evangelist and enterprise marketer.
I am here to explore more about it.

[Matthias von Bargen]

any interesting low-code projects/products you are currently working with?

[Ambar Tayde]

Well, I am currently working on automating marketing tasks. Trying to figure which tasks can be automated to save time.

[Matthias von Bargen]

Awesome. Yea there's definitely a lot of potential in pushing those areas

[Ambar Tayde]

True. If you have any suggestions or anything, I'd like to know more about it.

[Ambar Tayde]

Yeah!

[David Lipschitz]

I'd also like to be involved with this. I believe that there is a "building block" language out there, just waiting to be invented.

[Ambar Tayde]

True. Currently, I am using a low-code platform called DronaHQ. They already have APIs ready to be used. Quite easy-to-use for the same purpose.

Check it out > dronahq.com/automation

[Kyle Ward]

sounds fun

[Jaydeep Ravat]

Hey there, I am Jaydeep Ravat a student from India trying to enhance my skills in coding and development.

[Joeches]

Hi Chismo, am new here how long have you been here?

[Mahtamun Hoque Fahim]

Hello, I'm Fahim from Bangladesh. I'm a beginner in web development. That's why I often fell into problems and google for it. Often I get to solve my problems in someone's blog of dev.to . So I'm curious about this platform and wanna know what else I don't know.

[Aaron Canty]

I'm Aaron, a first year in Munster Technological University Cork (formerly CIT), Ireland.

I'm doing my BSc in Software Development and am sure I'll enjoy this community.

We're mainly doing Python right now and I'm really enjoying it, if not a little intimidated.

Howdy!

[Amir Hossein Shadravan]

Hey everybody, after 10 years of working in mining industry I've decided to change my career to coding and here I am! In the past 5 months I've started to learn HTML, CSS, JS, NodeJS, SQL and ReactJS. I know it will be a long journey, but I know I can do it.
Let's move forward and enjoy the ride!

[Boluwatife Adetayo]

Me too

[upstate]

Hi there, I'm here to learn more about Rust to understand a project I follow that's creating a decentralized autonomous data network.
safenetwork.tech/
crates.io/crates/sn_node
Thank you for your time!