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Whoah. Hi guys. Just gotta say that I've been waiting for the next coolest social networking site, and I gotta say that this might just be it 🤓. How have I never heard of this place before?! 😲
My name's Maricris and I have over 2 years of prof. full-stack coding experience (mostly w/ JS, React, Node.js). Currently making the most of my unemployment days by working on a side project called Woga (using JS & React again for frontend but GoLang for the back).
I'm already learning a lot from awesome devs here and I can't wait for more/to share some of my blogz w/ y'all!
Hey! Welcome! I just joined as well. I'm also on Medium and saw that on your profile so I've added you :)
Hello Jamie! Thank you . :-) It's amazing how welcoming devs are here, haha. How's the learning journey going?
Not bad! Hit some snags because both my power cords for the 2 computers I own broke in one week, so currently waiting to replace them. But honestly I shouldn’t complain, because I’m lucky to have two computers to begin with. 🙈
Hey there, I joined a couple of weeks ago but never introduced myself. I'm Jerami. Sorry about the cords.
I think I've just finished writing my first article which touches on what to do when computer problems get in the way of code. I'll be publishing it in the next couple of hours.
Just wanted to say hello to some other newcomers. So, "Hello!"
Hello.
Hi, I'm Vynce. I haven't figured out how to use this site yet, but maybe that's normal. I was a web developer for over 20 years, starting when Perl was normal, javascript was optional, and there was no CSS. Things have changed a bit since then. Now I'm pursuing other things that I enjoy more: talking and writing about tech, and making board games.
Hey! Fellow newbie over here :) Sounds like you've got some great experience. Do you publish your writing anywhere? And what sort of board games do you make? :D
I've got a few little articles; nothing major yet. I intend to get more serious about posting to Medium, at least.
As for board games - many kinds. I haven't gotten into the world of 3-hour euros, but I'm working actively on about a half dozen different games, including offbeat capitalism, co-op combat, and a deck builder for kids about being Fire Chiefs.
It's definitely a good way to practice!
There aren't enough co-op combat board games in my humble opinion and that deck building for kids idea is brilliant. Best of luck with it!
I love boardgames... especially novel ones different from others I've seen before.
Making board games sounds awesome!!
Hey y'all!
I'm Will-- a software developer working at Cascade.bio. Grew up writing a whole lot of python and early TF for Kaggle competitions, ended up studying formal math + biology before going to work in pharma for a while. Dig a little competitive programming along the way, so broad language exposure there.
Fun fact: I'm an alum of Olin College, one of the smallest colleges in the country.
Excited to learn more!
Happy to have you here Will.
Welcome!
👋
What's your favorite place for competitive programming and what language did you use?
Hi, I'm Kait. The rabbit-hole brought me here: YouTube->Confreaks-> Molly Struve's 'Cache is King' RubyHack 2019 Talk -> @molly_struve on Twitter -> tweet about @msarit switching careers to software with a three month old. Right in the feels. I had to share too.
I joined a software bootcamp back in early 2017 when my son was 6 months old. It was in London so I could get up at 3am and be done by noon but still feed him and take care of him with only minimal babysitting from family.
I was really nervous about being a junior developer so I leveraged my past experience doing Customer Support for Uber to get a job in Support at a local startup with the plan that I would slowly transition onto the Engineering team. It was a really great experience and I've been coding in my day job for two years now.
I could really benefit from a community like this. Podcasts and articles and YouTube conferences can only take you so far.
That's an amazing story Kait, and congratulations to you! We mothers are REALLY kicking butt and taking names! Kudos to you for rising to the challenge and chasing your dreams!
I'm João, a Java/JS/TS developer that has also worked with Python, PHP, ASP, Delphi, C#. I've done some Go, Ruby, Haskell, Clojure, even a tiny little bit of Rust, Ocaml.
Also worked with RDBMS such as Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, SQLite, Firebird.
I'm 38 and still eager to learn!
Welcome! That's whole lot of stuff you've worked on!
Nice! The best part of being a dev is that we get to learn every day. :)
Hi everyone!
I'm Brad, I'm almost 58 and have been reading a lot of your welcome posts - a lot of you are young and itching to succeed.
Please allow me to submit a bit of my life story. I hope it inspires you.
I've been mucking about with programming since the old Tandy TRS-80 days. Most of you will probably not know what that means... LOL. 4k of ram. cassette for loading of programs, 80x24 green screen - ah those were the days. The source code, or should I say, individual byte codes, of a program that a mate and I developed in Z80 assembler, got published in a magazine! (And we got paid $50 - this was April 1985!)
Went along for a few years and then bought a 2nd hand IBM-XT - wow, and Windows!
A few more years saw me get to Visual Basic 6 Enterprise - what you couldn't do with that at the time! So many libraries, so many DLL's !!! Access, SQL Server, Oracle as databases. Wow.
Wrote a program (we call them apps nowadays don't we? :)) that a mate and I sold across Australia and the world (all right, just one other country) and it was selected by our Federal Parliamentary Library over an entrenched software company in the same space. Those were heady days! Oh, and it presented its interface in a web browser! (We also earned over $110,000 from that)
Also developed a Windows app for our Australian Ladies Professional Golf - a VB6 app that lets them enter players, tournaments, scores etc, and ultimately, prints cheques (checks) for the players of their winnings, and uploads the results to the ALPG website. Have been supporting them for over 30 years - the app is still going. :)
For a brief period, VB6 + Firebird DB, a fork of Interbase, for a project that worked really, really well, (and as I think of it now, was an EAV store essentially, and everyone at the time said that EAV was bad, bad, bad. And now we have noSQL. Pfftt :)) but never got anywhere because of marketing, or, not enough of it. Blergh.
Then I found PHP, mySQL - and the web (again) for a paid gig.
After a few more years, and now I'm fully using Meteor meteor.com and have just launched a new service - a mobile app development thing targeted to real estate agents - almost a "digital business card"
I will never stop coding - I love it.
Sorry for the long introduction, but for all you lovely people just starting out, I applaud you! You have something good to share with the world - never stop believing that!
Get out there, and make some noise!
You can do it!
Hey Guys
I'm Greg Sithole and I'm a Full Stack Software Developer. I am from Johannesburg, South Africa and my ultimate goal is to be a Game Developer & Designer.
I work at a Company called Entrostat where we work with technologies such as NodeJS, Angular, npm, Javascript, Typescript, HTML, CSS, SCSS, LESS, Nest.JS, Docker, Docker-Compose and a whole lot more.
My goal for the year is to at least have a couple of Open Source projects that I can say I've worked on and developed as I currently have none.
Hi Greg! I hope your dream of becoming a Game Developer & Designer comes true! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Joe that really means a lot.
I'm very excited to be here! I'm in my third year of university (out of four) and have been looking for a site like this since I started. It's all very well following tech news and tips articles on Twitter but I've been looking for something specific to programming. At last! My name is Katie, I'm self-taught in a lot of my favourite languages like C# and C++ but have university tutelage in a lot of web development languages and also Java. Thank you for having me! 😁
Katie, I think you're very lucky to have a community like this while going through college. I studied computer programming as an Associates before going into university and that Associates was the longest 2 years of my path thus far. I was all over the internet looking for people, communities, and answers. I'll make a prediction that DEV will come to be a gem for you in your last year. Congrats on 3 years and Good Luck on four. Cheers!
I've only been here for a short time and I already think your prediction is correct! I can't wait to get back to studying in September, purely thanks to this site and it's amazing content creators!
Thanks for joining us!
Hey its Max! I am a Software Developer who has worked with Python and JavaScript stacks for little over a year now. I started out with C++ and then moved onto Python to learn data structures and JavaScript for Full Stack Development. I love working with databases, especially with PostgreSQL and MongoDB. I am stoked to read and be inspired by other developers in this community!
Hi! Are u familiar with JavaScript? Wonder if you can help me. Hehe
Allow me to introduce - drum roll - me! crickets ahem.. tap tap this thing on?
Third time (at starting blogging) is the charm! Looking forward to churning out the high value bits on this platform - someday, I hope to pass all those posts down to my kids, so they can know what it was like when people typed on 'keyboards', before neural interfaces were all the rage.
As a
dotnetacolyte, I've been rewarded in recent years as my platform of choice has made a stunning and powerful turn towards open source. Now, I don't look like such a closed-source, windows-only curmudgeon, yay!I've just started contributing to open source in my own little ways and in an attempt to bring exposure to my new line of side-projects, I figured I'd start to blog about my progress, which also serves, as many a dev-blogger has noted, to maintain a record of things I've done and then can't remember the specifics of. This includes anything that happened before yesterday, so I've got to act quick!
To the ~6 people who have read my few posts so far, good on ya, get in on the ground floor. You'll get to say you were reading my drivel before my audience blew up to tens or even dozens of people! :)
Thanks for having me!
As a blogger myself....I so love your attitude. (Wink!)
HEY EVERYONE!
My name is Sapan Bodiwala. I'm from New Jersey currently working as a Senior App Developer at the Innovations Labs at ADP. I'm a big sports fan (Tennessee Titans, Los Angeles Lakers, & New York Yankees).
I'm excited to join this community and learn from all you brilliant devs out there!
Hi all!
My name is Uwana. I've been a technical writer ~5 years and have started transitioning to towards software development. I'm 2 weeks away from completing a coding boot camp and have been reading a lot of dev.to articles lately. I've been teaching myself Python for ~ 1 year, and have experience with Ruby, JavaScript, Vue.js, and Django through my boot camp.
I'm looking forward to learning and sharing as I can. Can't wait to chat with y'all!
Congratulations for being at the tail-end of bootcamp! Where are you located? Will you be applying for jobs after camp or using your skills for business/startup?
Hi Arit!
Thank you! I'm in Austin, TX. I originally joined the program to enhance my own understanding of the developer experience to enhance my technical writing skills. However, learning about software engineering has piqued my interest in the field. I want to see if there's a way to combine the two skill sets. I've started applying for developer positions per my boot camp. Haven't gotten anything yet, but I'm weirdly thankful for that. I still feel like quite the novice.
I know exactly what you mean about the "novice" feeling. I struggle with that as well. That is so good to hear about your tech writing skills; as a developer, that will come in very handy in writing documentation (among other things). In fact, I would recommend getting into a few open-source projects and trying your hand at updating their documentation :D
What tech stack are you learning? Do you have an online portfolio? I've been through your GitHub - are your projects there deployed somewhere?
I have several friends in Austin, though I haven't had the chance to visit yet :)
I've been wanting to contribute to open source. I guess I'm still a bit unsure on how to get started and identify beginner-friendly projects. Right now, we're learning Rails and Vue. I'll have a portfolio and deployed project soon. We're starting that process right now.
I highly recommend a visit to Austin for the food alone. Might want to wait for fall though. The summers are brutal!
That's amazing sis. If you're learning Rails then the Dev.To OpenSource Project is PERFECT for you! Setting the environment up locally is the easiest and they have lots of great "first-timer" issues 😄
Data is beautiful... so are foxes! Hoping to contribute as I learn...I found this lovely community via Twitter. Statistics are my strong suit ... currently refining syntax/catching up on coding languages..(bestPractices).. basis of jS&&py.
Hi, I'm Panda aka Paula. It's great to find a really inclusive dev community with such a welcoming and helpful vibe. :) I am here to connect, find and share ideas and cool stuff, and hopefully write some posts of my own at some point as that is something I sometimes get anxious about (or just procrastinate and make excuses until I never write anything...)
I have been doing front-end dev for around 15 years now, and I still love pure HTML and CSS, but lately I am trying to get up to date on some of the new shiny stuff, such as Vue, and I am also loving the Greensock animation library.
I also love helping people whenever I can and especially chatting CSS.
Other than dev I'm a big fan of videogames, coffee, hanging out with cats and going on trains.
Nice to meet you all and look forward to reading, and maybe one day also writing :)
Hi Devs! This site seems fun! I've been missing out on the action! I was trying to catch up with the world today and was listening to the Changelog episode with @emmawedekind that was pretty inspiring and pointed to some articles here. I have a knack for things dev and design, but spend most my time in backend NodeJS and devops, starting the learn Golang. Pretty much spend every day trying to avoid rabbit holes because I want to understand everything. Recently started a web extension boilerplate project in case anyone is curious, still rough around the edges. github.com/mandric/extension-testi...
Thanks for listening! Welcome :)
Hey everyone 👋
I am a University student studying IT.I have experience in android(java) and web dev(ruby and JS), mostly self taught. Currently learning python.
I aspire to be a full stack developer!
I love tech communities and so this was a perfect place for me to come learn with and from the community.
Exicted to be here!
Hello! I´m learning in a bootcamp javascript. I've studied philosophy and social sciences, then a master in communication but now I want Switching Careers. My mentor @pekosog sent me one article from here and I like the community, there are so many things to learn in accessible language :P thanks!
Russell here. I am a year in to my journey as a principle engineer. This is a role I believe to be one of leadership. What do I mean by this? First that it affords me the time to fully investigate the best solutions for a given set of business requirements, within the constraints of the current Engineering proposition. Then it becomes a job of collaboration with the team to bring them on the journey you have made. If you cannot provide compelling arguments for the decisions you have made, and get the team on board, you haven't got the right answer! It is not the role of the principle engineer to dictate the solution but to light the way. The hardest skill to learn is when to disagree and commit (in the Amazon parlance). It is only possible if you do not take your position as one of manager. Only a teacher and collaborator will succeed.
Blah blah. I love to learn from other professionals and so look forward to reading content and interacting with the community here.
I feel ya. I’m at a similar place in my career, and I personally struggle a lot with knowing when to choose my battles. I do find that the amazon principle you referenced (Disagree and Commit) helps a lot these days. Anywho, just wanted to say welcome to a similar soul. I’ll be writing a lot very soon about collaboration and learning to be a more mindful coworker in some of my future articles. Feel free to follow and read along. Either way, welcomes and best of luck with leading your team. Oh and thank you for considering Principle Engineer to be a position of “servant leadership.” Sadly not every Priniciple Engineer sees their role that way. Kudos! :)
Thanks for the welcome!
Just reading your post on not bringing work home.
cubiclebuddha.com/go-home-4-techni...
Yep, you cover it well. Add to that I have two young boys, and you get the guilt of waiting for them to go to bed so you can have another crack at that outstanding problem and you probably see why I ended up on anxiety medication :)
I like the ideas you list. Will give it a go and let you know how I get on.
Thanks again for your note.
Hi guys!
I'm Shahadat Hossain. Last few months I access this site to get help. Here I get some awesome resource. I will try to share what I know.
I'm a full stack developer working on a different marketplace like Upwork, freelancer. I'm working on Laravel, WordPress, Vue, React, Nodejs applications. I love to take challenges and long term project. recently I publish some articles in medium.
Recently I'm learning AWS, docker, devops thinks. and I am enjoying it. Excited to learn more!
I like to read books and novels. also, I like gardening. there are about 45 different flowers in my garden.
Hello everyone! I'm Jesse and I'm new here. That's not really true, because I've read lots of articles on dev.to, but this is my first time actually signing in.
I've been around for quite a while. I started blogging about JavaScript back in 2005. But that blog has been collecting dust the past decade because I was hanging out on Twitter. But lately I decided to change that and go back to blogging.
Earlier today, I just published a blog post for the first time in forever. Right after, I was listening to the recent Changelog podcast interview with @emmawedekind and she was talking about writing on here, and I thought, Hey, I should post my article here too! So I did. :D dev.to/jesseskinner/formatting-dat...
Looking forward to lots more blog posts here. Can't remember the last time I was this excited about blogging :)
Yes welcome!
hello! I'm both new here and to the dev learning community in general. Utilizing Codecademy, Treehouse, Sitepoint, and anything i can get my hands on really. so' i'll be jumping in here to pick some brains from time to time, if thats ok with everybody?! Thank You!
Hey guys!!!
This is Prem from India,
I bumped into this just to googling out for brain.js, found a lot threaded message, felt i'm going to learn a lot from here.
This is first time into a community like this, looking forward to learn and contribute.
One of my hackathon projects - using user's browsing history to recognise, their industry , type of business, predicting how close they are into a product purchase journey..
and lot of exciting stuffs :)
Hi folks!
My name's Patrick. I'm working as a full-stack developer based out of Vancouver, BC (Canada). I'm currently employed building sales demos using primarily Drupal, React, AWS. I've been at this job about 6 months, with a 2-year applied CS diploma, and I spent a bunch of time teaching myself various languages before that.
While I don't have any currently active side projects (taking a breather after school), I'm working on teaching myself more about data oriented design. I'm also itching to get more experience with React + Redux and TypeScript, and I really want to get my feet wet with functional programming (I figure more paradigms = more ways of tackling problems).
Cheers!
Hi everyone, I have been on dev.to for some time but never saw this thread. I've been working as a full stack developer for around 5 years now. Currently my focus is with react native and flutter. I am interested in cross platform mobile apps. Feel free to reach out for react, flutter, or react native questions. Or just to say hi and chat!
Great to have you here!
Hey! Someone posted the link of this networking website on facebook, now, I am here. I do python/django and C++. Thinking of getting into flutter development but I am not sure and I don't know anything about mobile development. God help me, confused. Will be graduating in like 3 months.
Hi,
I came across Dev.to today, when I was learning on MySQL query optimisation, and found this new site and wanted to go through and learn and share ideas.
Am running a startup company Aakro in India and looking to learn Database Management to deliver my clients with a seamless experience.
Hi! I'm Xyza. So far am a beginner on most fields. I am ultimately curious of a lot of idea. I was ann IoT Engineer, now a Frontend Developer. I've been reading a lot of articlese in Dev.to that I decided tonight to officially make an account now :D
Hello. How have I not found dev.to before?
I'm a PHP / Laravel & VueJS developer working in the UK. Hoping to keep up to date with latest trends and always interested to hear other peoples ideas and opinions.
Hi guys, am new on this platform. Hope to share more ideas, learn and #argue with codes. lol! I love breaking new grounds and take new challenges.
We can discuss if you need a helping hand.
I have 3 years hands on coding, design and video/photo Editing experience, and worked on some projects, have decided to have a team to work with soon.
Hello everyone!
My name's Parmesh. I have ~7 years of experience across the stack, but I find myself on the frontend exclusively these days.
I'm really excited about how frontend development as a whole has matured, such that it's becoming more like traditional software engineering and that it's embracing more computer science. I'm also passionate about the open source world and its continued growth.
I'm here to practice my writing, to find developer communities with diversity of thought, and to keep up with the latest community standards. I look forward to learning and contributing here.
Hello World!, I recently discovered this social network, my desire is to learn a lot, to later have a lot to teach and share.
I'm fan of JavaScript, I mean client-side, server-side (Node.JS), AR-VR, etc. So I like React a lot too
My skills are:
(Proficient): JavaScript, React/Redux, 3D - Modeling with "Blender"
(Familiar): Django/Python, Docker, R, PHP
Hello Guyz,
I was looking for a platform where we can share ideas and knowledge about dev and related things. I am a Senior Software Engineer, mostly working as a devops engineer. I have good hands on chef, git and I am trying hands on Ansible, Docker and Kubernetes. I have used Softlayer and now trying to switch for AWS or GCP.
Would like to explore more in the related areas.
I feel a bit low when programming is concerned would like to improve on that too. My goal is to be confident in the areas I am working(also keeping a good health at the same time as I ignore it most of the time due to work) and can contribute to the society for well being.
Any suggestions or comments are most welcome. If someone need any help feel free to reach out with queries. :)
Hello world!
I've been coding for fun over the past 20 years but never reached anything serious in terms of moving to professional. I always got stuck there at the tutorials. 3 years ago I started college part-time and I'm still one year before graduating but I already got my first professional position!
I'm currently working as fullstack web with Angular 6 and .Net although I've been doing bits and pieces in React a year ago. I'm interested in learning as much as I can.
My dream is to build educational games for my children as they grow up, so they can use those for learning.
Hello there, my name is Haruan (R1),
I am here for a while (1 or 2 months I think), but I never introduced myself.
I'm senior Full Stack(Python/PHP/JS) developer that also worked with Obj-C and Swift, and some Java Android dev.
Hi, I am Robert.
Thanks to all your great articles on this site! ❤️
After reading many I would love to contribute stuff, too.
I will start sharing some of my experiences and knowledge ...
P.S. Please ask me anything about #graphql + #react if you like 😄
Hello Guyz,
I was looking for a platform where we can share ideas and knowledge about dev and related things. I am a Senior Software Engineer, mostly working as a devops engineer. I have good hands on chef, git and I am trying hands on Ansible, Docker and Kubernetes. I have used Softlayer and now trying to switch for AWS or GCP.
Would like to explore more in the related areas.
I feel a bit low when programming is concerned would like to improve on that too. My goal is to be confident in the areas I am working(also keeping a good health at the same time as I ignore it most of the time due to work) and can contribute to the society for well being.
Any suggestions or comments are most welcome. If someone need any help feel free to reach out with queries. :)
Hi people, I'm currently learning React, CSS Grids and animations. I've knowledge of HTML, PHP, Javascript and Wordpress.
I registered in DEV.TO to integrate more with the development community and contribute in some way to the community
Sorry if I wrote something wrong, English is not my native language
Hi all,
I was first reluctant to join such a developer blog. Am I too old among those young and fresh coders ? Am I rusted (pun intended ;-)) ?
I started long time ago on OS/2 writing Presentation Manager C code (gosh, back in the late eighties). I'm using Linux since 1995 and never stopped using it since. I'm a software architect in the IT department of some big company dealing with enterprise issues. So I guess I'm not the most common background dev here, but who knows.
I'm not going to enumerate my IT skills, it's not my resume ;-) But I love coding for fun, and I'll soon post my first article on Python lists. Hope it'll be read !
Beyond posting articles, I'm also looking for a welcoming community, talk to other people and improve my English.
Hey there! Fellow newcomer here. Sounds like we have a very similar mindset for working. I'm trying to teach myself how to use Unity before my dissertation project at university. How do you think is the best way to work? Do you set yourself hard deadlines at the end of each month or do you give yourself leniency on the projects to enjoy? :)
Hi, there everybody. I'm a newcomer in the dev industry. I'm also an entrepreneur and running a startup (tiaamo.com) and I'm also a e-commerce developer. I'm passionate about vue.js dev and I'm developing a e-commerce site using vue.js in the frontend and fire base as the backend.
Thank you.
Hi Guys, Bored with routine stuff at office. Was looking for some interesting reads. My friend directed me to the best place -> "dev.to"
I am Vinod, I have experience in iOS development, used C#, ObjC and Swift. Got my hands dirty in backend development few months ago. NodeJS, MicroServices, Docker etc.
Moving towards being a Fullstack dev.
Its a great beginning starting here with this one! dev.to/softchris/5-part-docker-ser...
Hi all,
I'm Muhaimin a Software developer for halsimplify.com.I'm passionate in web development also willing learn new stuff in this world web.Now i'm learning react js. I need improve my coding skills in all aspect.I think dev.to people will help me.
I think you'll find that automagic URL detection will work better for you if you always put a space after the period that ends a sentence or an abbreviation. Of course, you don't want one inside a URL, like halsimplify.com. Just the one that comes after that.
It will also make your text easier to read.
Ya sure i'll try change @Vynce.
Hello guys
My name is Marco Antônio, I'm a fullstack developers since 2012. I work as fullstack developer at SmarttBot in Brazil. My core languages are JavaScript and Python, and now I'm studying golang to apply in my projects.
I consider myself a Devops evangelist and docker lover.
And also, I like cats :)
Hi all!
I'm Andrea, and I'm a fresh-faced Electronic engineer with 5 years of experience in embedded C programming and assembly, although just a single year of that is industry experience. I love embedded programming, but it's become too much of a comfort zone; there's a world of opportunity out there, if only I'd learn some more complex languages! I've dabbled in C++, python and Java, but have never seriously taken the plunge and made a commitment to something. Most recently, I have been learning Java again through Android Studio, attempting to make my own app (just for fun) and now I've discovered this amazing site I never knew existed I hope to use what I can learn from you all and be inspired into making some actual progress finally!
I have worked on a project called "Mp3 Music library".I made this project in early days of my software development.I love this project because it was my first GUI based software which fetch songs from api (that was also made by me) and I made it with my heart it is very nearest to my heart.But my professor didn't loved it he said you got to be more productive in thinking ideas and implementing them at first it broke my heart but lately I realized that yeah he was somewhat right and I moved on with previous learning. Now I am a Web App Developer
My Tech Stack is: C# , asp.NET core and JavaScript
Did the professor demotivate you?
I know exactly who you are talking about!
yes
Hello Dev.to community !
I accidentally discovered this community via Twitter and i said : I should be there.
I'm Aymen Loukil, an international SEO consultant from France. I'm CS engineer and ex-developer (i'm only developing in my free hours for personal projects now). I help my customers to be more "findable and visible" online especially on search engines.
In the past i co-founded a web agency, then i worked for different companies (startups, large and international retailers) before going independent.
Some topics i work on / worked on : semantic web, web architecture, web performance optimization, Schema.org, SSR for JS websites, Mobile and e-commerce.
I'm also speaker in many SEO related conferences and i write some SEO/Dev things on my blog.
Ready to learn exciting things from you here !
Hi everyone!
I am Oleksandr Poshtaruk, senior front-end dev in tonicforhealth.com (Ukrainian office, Kiev). Moved 3+ years ago from support L3 position to be front-end developer.
For now mostly worked with Angular (ngRx, Rx.JS) on work projects. Also write articles about RxJS and Angular on medium(medium.com/@alexanderposhtaruk).
Had a speech in Ukrainian JS conference(fwdays.com/event/js-fwdays-2018) in May, 2018 about using RxJS solution to renew tokens in iframed angular app.
Angular-in-Depth blog writer (blog.angularindepth.com/) .
Angular and RxJS mentor on codementor.io.
Recently released my video course for Rx.JS beginner (and advanced level devs as well): packtpub.com/web-development/hands....
Want to write a few beginners RxJS articles here as well (when having time, haha:). And you can ask me about some RxJS and Angular questions.
And I definitely want to learn more here about Angular and RxJS.
Thanks for course Hands-On RxJS for Web Development. I started learning RxJS through this course. Could you share your slides presentation material please.
Many thanks,Raj
Hi! Thanks for the feedback! May I ask you to leave written feedback on udemy? About takeaway materials for the course - it is github repo with Angular and codepen(master branch) examples. PacktPub is rights owner and they dont allow share video lessond slides.
But if you have some specific concern (like link on some slide or code) - tell me, I will try to help.
Left a feedback on safari books online. Cheers, Raj
Hi everyone! I was brought here by the amazing Jess Garson. I work with her on the developer relations team at Twitter.
I'll be browsing around here looking for cool projects and cool folks to connect with. Hopefully, I'll even see some of you at #TapIntoTwitter events. Let's be friends!
✌🏽😁 - @oiHamza
Hi everyone, I am a passionate Technology learner. My basic goal is to learn different techniques and design a model to integrate them. I haven't done any major contribution. it's my first post in an open source community so, I want to share a bit of my thoughts. I am learning elk stack, Jenkins and Openstack. Want to integrate them to create a modle for dev and QA testing.
I really enjoyed rebuilding dev.to's notifications. Originally, we built that section of the app by relying on a third party service to handle the data. Working around the service's logic though was a bit annoying, and it made good sense to handle notifications ourselves. Now we can easily write up code to send notifications with GIFs in them 🙃
Hi, my name is Andrés and this year I decided to learn to code.
I've chosen Python3 as my starting point, and I'm looking for some additional resources other than online courses which I can build habits upon, like coding games, coding challenges, etc.
There's an app called sololearn.com that has the option to exchange challenges with other users, however, sometimes I receive challenges that are seriously out of my league (as an apprentice).
I already found checkio.org and codingame.com which are the kind of thing I'm looking for, however I'm pretty sure there is good stuff out there that I'm missing, and this seems to be the proper community to ask for help.
So, what tools/resources can I use to build a habit of solving problems using python on a systematic & progressive way?
Cheers. Nice to meet you all :)
Greetings to all, I'm new to Web dev! I am taking online courses at FlatIron while working part-time as a school counselor! I also have family obligations so I'm pretty busy! I'm studying Ruby now and it's been fun and challenging! Any study tips r highly appreciated!
TTYL!
Hi everyone! My name's Luciano, and I'm a Computer Science student from Buenos Aires.
I work as a Data Scientist in MercadoLibre's Machine Learning team, for the Fraud Prevention area.
I love Machine Learning and Statistics, especially Deep Learning, and my favorite programming language is Python (I know, big surprise).
I also like clever algorithms and learning about very low level stuff in C or Assembly language.
In my free time, I have a bazillion hobbies like playing German boardgames or reading books and graphic novels.
I'll be using Dev.to to share my blog's articles, and meet fun developers.
Hello all,
just signed up after reading dev.to for quite some time! What I like about dev.to is that's a traditional Rails site, fast to load and intuitive which cannot be said about the new Reddit... the design is also very pleasant.
I am originally a self-taught software developer programming since basic school. I made and deployed first commercial web applications during high school in 2008. Then I went to study Applied Informatics at Masaryk University.
I have worked 3 and half years for Red Hat on the platform and developer experience teams and I have spent 2 years leading the development team in a small startup as their CTO.
Here is my technical blog where I share a lot of things: nts.strzibny.name/
I will also try to share some things for dev.to as well. In fact I already started:
dev.to/strzibny/django-2-2-polls-a...
Hello there,
My name is Wilfrantz I am a CS student at UML curiously looking into the programming world to build a solid developer career, I am currently learning data Structures with C. I am very happy to be here, I really love the community specifically the website itself, for a young programmer, it is very inspiring and motivating.
I am working a few projects, mainly an event website right in HTML, CSS and of course Javascript. I am interested in many topics, I am here for networking (obviously).
Cheers
Hi! I'm Ashlee from Indianapolis, IN. I currently work as a front-end web developer at a small software company on the northeast side of the city. First of all, this site seems amazing, and I'm so glad I found it on Twitter. This past week I've been lurking around for more information on UX jobs to level-up my career, and Twitter has 100% delivered. I'm seeing a lot of the same people here, and I'm excited to get to reading.
Some fun facts about me (I hate how much this feels like the first day of a new class in college, lol): I was the first (currently, only?) woman from my high school to go to my once all-male engineering school, and I also have a three-legged rescue pitbull.
I never introduced myself when I first joined, so here goes.
I'm Paula. I started with C, writing Windows and Unix applications. Then my Windows programming moved to C++ and the MFC framework. I made my way through Delphi, and then Visual Basic and C, for various databases, but mostly MS-SQL. Then I shifted direction, going back to C++ for a while before settling into Java for 10 years, with some forays back into C++ and x86 Assembler. I started using Scala a bit for work, but then in 2010 I moved into full time Clojure, and have focused mostly on that ever since. I do a some of my work in Javascript, and also bring in a little Python and Ruby from time to time.
I got involved with the Semantic Web around 2001, and have been building infrastructure and apps in that space for a long time. I've contributed to RDF and SPARQL, and have a special interest in OWL reasoning, logic programming, and rule systems.
Hello everybody
My name is Vlad, I have been a professional for 4 years in which I did Haskell Development and QA, in my free time I learn languages, the "real" ones. Like Mandarin, Nederlasse, Deutsch, etc. right now I am learning Hebrew, some management tips for work and I am looking forward to learning selenium perfectly.
I hope I will learn a lot from you guys!
Hi all,
I'm Shree a Software developer.I'm passionate in coding also willing learn new stuff in this world Coding.Now i'm learning Python.I need improve my coding skills in all aspect.I want help from all of you.
Hey guys... Myself dev(same as this community name😂). I am computer science student and very fond of tech community. I love to know about tech stuff and recent developments in tech world..i joined many other tech community.. somehow i know about this community. So am here .currently i m not working on any project..also i have no thought about any project bt i love to do one interesting in future..so any suggestions you want to give please do so .. i love to hear your thoughts...
Hello to all, I am working as a full-stack (Angular, Nodejs, MongoDB, Reactjs) developer, I passionate to learn new technology like Aws. I started in a home Aws lambda function, API gateway, and Dynamodb, Please help to get better knowledge about Aws ServerLess API.
Thank you so much for here :)
Hey all, I'm enthusiastic to be better version of myself with interest in technology. I cam across this website looking for some informaiton "A guide to giving & receiving effective feedback" very impressed so I joined :)
Hello World! :D
I'm new here so let me introduce myself. English is not my native language, so if you have some critiques feel free to tell me.
I was made my firs programming steps in High School with Pascal and Python. Since then, I haven't moved any further. Now, 15 years after that i decide to make some serious steps in software development with C#, PHP, HTML CSS JS. Some friends and my wife told me that i'm to old with my 30 years for that, but i don't mind, I like changes and learning new stuffs.
Any advice or critiques are welcome
Hey, everyone- Queen here! I am a budding front-end developer and I design for the web and print by day.
Maricris Bonzo shared my feelings exactly; I've only spent 15 minutes on this site, and I'm already hooked. Dev.to is my young developer's dreams come true (:tear:). I'm learning to be a javascript ninja, and I'll probably focus on React after that- what are your thoughts on the different frameworks?
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Actually saw this site on the Google Chrome mobile "new tab" page. Oddly enough, it seems to curate a decent amount of news relevant to me which is pretty cool.
I've been programming for about 10+ years of my life, but I've always been unemployed apart from some minor jobs online. I've always wanted to work in an office, but my social anxiety has prevented me from seeking employment.
I'm here to learn from all of you who are far more smarter than me.
Long time lurker...
My name's Tonio. I've been working as a front-end developer for about five years now, and previously studied making music with computers a few years before all that. I wouldn't consider what I did "programming", but it is what made me fall in love with creative computing.
I first learned HTML and Javascript, and eventually CSS, from just being a fan and a participant of the internet. It was only a few years ago that someone saw what I was doing with music and said if I already knew HTML and CSS, and was willing to learn, I could potentially make enough money to pay my rent from code rather than working in warehouses. I'm only here now because someone gave me a chance and took the time to mentor me.
I recently relocated from the greater NYC area to Sydney. I do a lot of commercial work with Vue these days, but I'd describe myself as more of a general Javascript nerd. I'm not very good at talking about myself, but I really enjoy nerding out over some code.
Hi everyone 👋
I got here because I wanted to start getting more involved in the community!
I am currently in between jobs. I will be starting my new position at Facebook in late May. Until then, I will be dedicating my time to writing articles 📝 (going to start publishing on here now too!), work on my personal site 🌐 (baruchadi.com), and work on an game 🎮!
Looking forward to meeting new people on here and sharing my experiences! 🙌
Welcome to dev.to Baruch! And good luck with your new job!
Hi, I'm Iqbal, indonesian front end developer and UI UX Designer since 2015. Just joined the site about a month ago and always open this site every morning before work and at lunch since then. Come here looking for friends ( maybe someone who come from the same country or overseas ) and great reference to refresh my brain :-)
Bonzour. I'm here to see if the rumours about dev.to being much better than SO are true. Please don't disappoint me :-)
I am a Head of Development but still love to code whenever an opportunity presents itself. You'll see me dabbling with C# most of the time, but I also write C as a hobby. However, my passion is object-oriented technologies, especially object-oriented design.
Hi everyone,
I graduated in Computer Science in 1998 and was an awful coder. It traumatized me to this day :)
I am now trying to relearn to code specifically web/front end development to see if I can overcome the trauma and shame of being a CS graduate that cannot code. :) I'm currently doing the #100DaysOfCode challenge following the #freeCodeCamp curriculum, you can follow me on Twitter @franciscaeiro.
I love technology but mostly what it can do for people. I have started introducing my kids to coding at the age of 8 and always incentivize them to learn as I honestly believe that coding is going to be the next literacy frontier.
If you love giving newbie tips and laugh at silly questions I'm probably your guy. :)
I'm a huge Star Wars fan so I'm more than happy to "trade" Star Wars fandom knowledge for coding tips.
Looking forward to checking the dev.to community!
Francisco
Hi everyone, my name is Dean Kayton. I am from Cape Town, South Africa. Currently living in a remote area of South Africa called Kosi Bay.
First and foremost, I am an approachable person who responds quickly, please feel free to get in touch.
I am primarily a Python developer with some recent experience in Julia. I moved into programming from software quality assurance (before that I was a transport engineer, having completed a master's in civil engineering in my previous life!), automated testing, then Devops and cloud deployments. Big fan of infrastructure as code and using tools such as Docker, Packer and Terraform.
I am focusing more and more on statistics and datascience at the moment, having most recently worked in supporting a bioinformatics team.
I like to be able to interface with a broad set of industries and disciplines but for me, machine learning is where I want my future to head.
I use gitlab - gitlab.com/dnk8n (more recent) and github - github.com/dnk8n
Hi guys, I am excited to bring my development experience to a whole new level by signing up to this site. It is weird that I have never heard of this site before lols XD. Looking forward to learn new things.
I am a Web Developer for 2 years but I am not really confident with my skill and I know this site will be a big help for me to learn new stuff.
I know this devs here are already senpai .
hey buddies i'm a newbie to this community and whole programming world as well,right now i'm persuing my graduation in computer science and engineering.
so guys your little help will be much appreciated 🙏.
Hola and buenas!!! First comment and hopefully not my last. I know I'll have plenty of questions as I embark on my journey. Learning to code at 46 and looking to change my career. I look forward to learning from all. Thanks.