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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. :)
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 there, I am Rohit, I work as a senior research analyst/staff scientist at NIH, USA. I am a computational biologist by training and do computation at the intersection of chemistry, biology and medicine. I am fond of ANN and enjoy working with Python. I am learning R for the genomics and CyToF pipelines for my upcoming projects.
Hi, so happy to join in this community!
I'm a security researcher with deep interest in Web Application Security.
I code in js,php,python,cpp and bash scripts.
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 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.
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
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!
Making board games sounds awesome!!
It can be a lot of fun.
I love boardgames... especially novel ones different from others I've seen before.
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!
Welcome!
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Happy to have you here Will.
What's your favorite place for competitive programming and what language did you use?
Hello all! Just came across this while lurking around. I'm Deniz from London. I'm serving as the Co-Founder and CTO of Bounty0x, which is a semi-decentralised bounty hunting/management platform for both blockchain and traditional companies.
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