Welcome Thread - v177

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

[Michael Tharrington]

Welcome everybody!

Hope y'all dig being a part of this awesome community. 🙌

Quick tip: If you find a post that you like, you can save it to your reading list (dev.to/readinglist) by clicking the bookmark icon located next to the heart and unicorn reactions.

[Kavisha Nethmini]

Thank you for the tip :)

[David]

Great tip

[The_Rain_Maker]

hello

[Michael Tharrington]

Heyo! 👋

[Kevin Crespo]

cool !

[Michael Tharrington]

Glad ya dig it! 😎

[Juan José]

thanks!!!

[Michael Tharrington]

No problem! 🙌

[Damilare Enoch Olaniran]

Thanks for the heads up
I'm delighted to be part of this community

[Michael Tharrington]

Rock on! Glad that this was helpful to ya.

[Angeline Wang]

Hey everyone! I'm a brand new developer! I've built apps on no-code platforms Bravo Studio and Xano, worked with senior developers, and have just begun a Software Engineering Immersive at General Assembly! I'm also a startup founder who has finally, but extremely gladly, made the step to put my foot down and become a developer! I'm super excited to be here and am particularly interested in React Native Mobile App Development, PostgreSQL, and Google Cloud.

[Michael Tharrington]

Hey Angeline and welcome to DEV!

While you've yet to code (at least traditionally code — after all no code is coding too in it's own way), it definitely sounds like you know you're way around! Wishing you the best as ya start your developer journey!

[Angeline Wang]

Hey! Great to meet you Michael! And thank you for the kind message :))

[zkzooms]

Hey there I am new to coding and computers as a whole, it's always interested me but I never decided to start until recently. I look up to people like you who worked hard. I hope to be as experienced as someone like you soon

[Angeline Wang]

Hey! Thanks for the message!

[Sumon Paul]

Hello

[rose oketch]

Hello

[Nick Taylor]

Welcome to DEV!

[shakkamakka]

Hello @ fellow nerd :)

[Kevin Theobald]

Hello Friend !!

[Mario A González]

Hi everyone! I'm a Junior Software Developer looking to learn as much as I can to improve my skills. I enjoy using React.js but also think Python is super cool. I am a digital artist as well and love illustration and animation.

[Timi Adenuga]

That's cool. Welcome

[🚩 Atul Prajapati 🇮🇳]

Hello dear dev people 👋

How are you doing today ✌️

[Liftoff Studios]

Pretty good :)

[🚩 Atul Prajapati 🇮🇳]

That's what we want ✌️👌🙏

[Tip Season]

Hi all, Excited to be part of this amazing community with focus on devs. I would like to contribute my part with useful tech and interview tips.
Made an attempt with first post here: dev.to/tipseason/how-to-convert-fi...

Looking forward for more collaboration.

[ZigRazor]

Welcome EveryOne,

I share my Open Source Projects with you.

ZigRazor / CXXGraph

Header-Only C++ Library for Graph Representation and Algorithms

CXXGraph

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Introduction

CXXGraph is a small library, header only, that manages the Graph and it's algorithms in C++. In other words a "Comprehensive C++ Graph Library" An alternative to Boost Graph Library (BGL).

Hacktoberfest 2k22

Hi Developers, we are participating in Hacktoberfest 2022!

We are Looking for...

We are looking for:

• Site Developer for the development of the CXXGraph site ( for the moment on GitHub Page );
• Developers and Committers, also at first experience, we will guide you step by step to the open-source world!

If you are interested, please contact us at [e-mail] or contribute to this project. We are waiting for you!

Roadmap

Completed	Description	Date of Completition
✔️	First Optimization	Apr 4, 2022
✔️	Add Benchmark for all algorithms	Oct 5, 2022
✔️	Code Optimization	Oct 5, 2022
✔️	Release 0.4.0	Oct 7, 2022
📝	"Const" Code Review #155	TBD

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ZigRazor / CXXMicroService

A C++ Library that give microservice framework ( Server / Client ) upon 0mq framework

CXXMicroService

A C++ Library that give microservice framework ( Server / Client )

Introduction

CXXMicroService is a C++ library, that manages MicroServices, upon different Framework ( actually only 0mq is implemented).

We are Looking for...

We are looking for:

• Site Developer for the development of the CXXMicroService site ( for the moment on GitHub Page );
• Developers and Committers, also at first experience, we will guide you step by step to the open-source world!

If you are interested, please contact us at [e-mail] or contribute to this project. We are waiting for you!

Roadmap

Completed	Description	Date of Completition
✔️	First Commit	May 2, 2022
✔️	Introduce the basic Framework	May 24, 2022
📝	Introduction of more complete Examples	TBD
📝	Introduction of Orchestrator	TBD
📝	Introduction of Unit Test Framework	TBD
✔️	Introduction of basic CI/CD	Jun 6, 2022
📝	Advanced CI/CD	TBD
📝	First Beta Release

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ZigRazor / MTL

Multi Thread Library

MTL (Multi Threading Library)

Multi Threading Library is a set of utilities, easy and ready to use for common task in multi threading environment and development.

Roadmap

• Thread Class
• Thread Manager
• Thread Pool
• Task Class
• Ordered Task
• Task Flow
• Complete Documentation
• Doxygen Integration
• First Beta Release
• Test Framework
• CI/CD Pipeline
• First Stable Release
• Thread Monitoring
• ...

See the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues).

Getting Started

This is an example of how you may give instructions on setting up your project locally To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

Prerequisites

The following are required to get the project up and running.

Google Test

GoogleTest

git clone https://github.com/google/googletest.git  # Dowload the Google Test repository
cd googletest                                       # Main directory of the cloned repository.
mkdir -p build                                      # Create a directory to hold the build output.
cd build                                            # Move

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ZigRazor / PyStateMachine

Python State Machine

PyStateMachine

Python State Machine

Introduction

PyStateMachine is a Framework that support state machines in Python

Requirements

• Python3

How to Run

How do we import the framework?

1. Insure that Python3 is installed:

   • python.org/downloads/

2. Install the PyStateMachines framework

   • pip3 install PyStateMachines

Example

After framework is installed, import and create a small example Create xml file from sample with the State machine states.

myStateMachine.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<x:States xmlns:x="pystatemachine:sm">
    <State>
        <Name>State1</Name>
        <Event>
            <Name>ToState2</Name>
            <ToState>State2</ToState>
        </Event>
    </State>
    <State>
        <Name>State2</Name>
        <Event>
            <Name>ToState3</Name>
            <ToState>State3</ToState>
        </Event>
    </State>
    <State>
        <Name>State3</Name>
        <Event>
            <Name>ToState1</Name>
            <ToState>State1</ToState>
        </Event>
    </State>
    <Initial_State>State1</Initial_State>
</x:States>

Create Python Script to run state machine pyStateMachine.py

# importing necessary packages
from StateMachine import StateMachine

"""Test StateMachine"""
sm = StateMachine("myStateMachine.xml")
sm.LoadStateMachine()

# print initial state
print(sm.get_current_state())  # current_state == State1

sm.InjectEvent("ToState2")
print(sm.get_current_state())  # current_state == State2

sm.InjectEvent("ToState3")
print(sm.get_current_state())  # current_state == State3

sm.InjectEvent("ToState1")
print(sm.get_current_state())  # current_state == State1

run Python script to execute state machine

python pyStateMachine.py

pyStateMachineUnitTest.py

## Test Suite

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[Michael Tharrington]

Woot! Look at all them projects. Nice work!

[toxicsmurf]

Hello everybody, I have no idea what dev.to is but I'm glad to be here!

[Michael Tharrington]

Heyo! Welcome to DEV (or dev.to, haha same thing)

Here's the about page for DEV that explains a little bit for ya.

In a simple sense, we're a community for software developers to post articles about what they're learning and interested in. Often these will be tutorials (walking you through how to do something in code) or editorials (folks talking about working in the industry, overcoming burnout, etc.). Folks also regularly share videos (generally by embedding them into posts, though we also have a videos section) and podcasts.

Something that we pride ourselves on is having a strong Code of Conduct and being a welcoming, inclusive, diverse community. We do our best to foster a kind, encouraging community that is for developers of all backgrounds and skill levels.

Let me know if you have any questions, but otherwise, welcome and hope ya really dig being a part of the community!

[Kavisha Nethmini]

Hello Michael! Do you know what we can do with credits?

[Michael Tharrington]

Yes indeed! Great question!

Right now, credits are solely used for purchasing DEV Listings which are located here - dev.to/listings. You can use listings to advertise events, products, services, or really anything else that is appropriate for devs.

Hope this helps!

[Kavisha Nethmini]

Woah! Thank you so much :)

[Michael Tharrington]

Happy to help! 🙌

[Aditya M]

Hey'all, I'm an second year undergraduate aspiring physicist from Hong Kong who has more than a few limbs dipped in the coding pool - in fact I originally wanted to pursue computer science before I learned how much of physics nowadays is just actually computer science in disguise!

I'm definitely a novice but have been really fortunate to have gotten some incredible opportunities working in the industry to be able to push my skills beyond what I dreamed they could ever be - specializing in breaking code with anything from tensorflow to megalib.

The majority of my day-to-day coding is just tweaking my laptop's linux config through largely lua and python - so I really look forward to engaging with DEV's communities engaged with any languages I'm learning/tweaking with, especially the *nix-oriented ones!

[Mauro]

Hello everyone, Sloan advised me to introduce myself to the community. Here I am, I'm Mauro from Italy and about 5 months since I entered into the programming world. At the moment I am studying with CodeCamp and previously I have followed various YouTube tutorials from different developers. I am focusing on HTML rules and having familiarity with CSS. Before delving into other languages I prefer to strengthen these 2. The next step will be javascript, at the moment I am not familiar with it, but I have Tony Chan's book on my nightstand, which I have only read the first few pages so far. I am no longer very young, 50 years old, and the white beard shows it, but I think there is no age for programming, then it depends on what goals one gives oneself. I hope to become a good front-end developer with these 3 "languages." That's all, greetings to all the community ;)