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Hey, 👋 I'm Ziga, a physicist 😬 , self-thought coder, from Europe, Slovenia 🇸🇮. I am looking forward to sharing my experience from data analysis in C++ and python.
Since last year I've been exploring web stack and vanilla coding. So if there's anyone interested in software with a minimal amount of code let me know 😉
Hello, Ziga!! Anywho, a physicist and a programmer? That's cool. I'll definitely let you know in term of interest in software. I'm currently a beginner in Javascript. Are you an expect in it?
You should check out You Dont Know JS (it is free). The author is currently writing the second edition but the first edition is still a good resource.
A book series on JavaScript. @YDKJS on twitter.
You Don't Know JS Yet (book series) - 2nd Edition
This is a series of books diving deep into the core mechanisms of the JavaScript language.
To read more about the motivations and perspective behind this book series, check out the Preface.
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Mozilla Developer Network is also a great resource.
This is the awesome book to stick with.
I love JavaScript too. :-)
Hey, me too, I'm also a recent learner of ECMAScript 6, let me know if we can work together. :)
Hey, there!
I am a full-stack JavaScript engineer with 9-year experience and CEO at CreativeIT, a software development company in Belarus. I’m responsible for technical consulting, negotiating with customers, and managing our team.
Also, I'm an active contributor to open-source and am proud that many of our products have plenty of stars on GitHub.
Here I’m going to create my own blog, share my expertise with you, discuss tech issues, and exchange ideas. Hope, I will be welcomed and become a great part of this community.)
There is an organization called CreativIT in my city :D But they are a non-profit umbrella association made by lots of software developer companies.
Does not hard to be a CEO as a technical person? Do not you take part too much in the technical decisions?
The delegation of tasks and team management help me in this issue)
Belarus? Are you located in Minsk?
Yes
Hello, thats super great.
Hi! My name is Krystal. Took my first coding class just last month. New to coding, enrolled in a bootcamp. Want to use knowledge to create apps! Excited to be here.
Good for you! I'm also just starting my journey - week six of a 28 week program. Best of luck and hope you're having as much fun as I am.
That's so awesome!!! One month in is so much fun.
Great! This is just the beginning. I hope you enjoy each day while growing as programmer. Best of luck. Mate!
Hey Krystal, welcome to the code world 😉
Awesome Krystal, good luck on your journey!
Hi! I'm working on a new product. Aspirational goal is to have zero servers (all Lambdas, event driven) and low cost data storage(S3, Aurora, etc). The back end part has been fun so far, but I got pulled in into the front end as well (React, Material, etc). Lots of learning on this front, this is what brought me here ...
'Pulled into the front end' - very relatable :)
Welcome to a brilliant community!
pulled into frontend
Same story here. Good luck!
Hi Dev community! This is Bhagyashree. I am a Computer engineer turned into developer into mom into Founder into freelance wordpress developer into a student who wants to be a Full stack developer. 😅 I am currently building my side project in MERN stack. I am also founder/developer of regional community maitrin.com which is specifically built for women who speak/read Marathi language. It’s built on drupal cms and it has been very popular in regional community. We currently have 1250+ registered users and about 30million page views. I love to build new things and learn new technologies. I will be looking for full time opportunities in LA or remote soon. But the imposter syndrome is very real! 😖I never feel ready. One thing that kinda dragged me down personally was getting my son diagnosed with autism. He is 9 year old and non verbal but communicates so much through his eyes! 🙂 It was a very difficult journey getting back from the dark place and start having dreams about working full time again. But will get there I guess. Oh yeah, I also love to write. But I haven’t really written anything related to technology except this essay right here. 😄 Hoping to start my blogging journey here.
Welcome to the community, Bhagyashree!
I live with ADHD, and I'm raising a teenage girl with ADHD. You will find so many in the community that can relate to your challenges on some level. I wish you the best on your journey!
Thank you so much Jesse! I was wondering this, and thought we should have a group of parents of special needs kids. I created a list on twitter for this purpose. twitter.com/i/lists/11950491702240...
Let me know if anyone want to be added there.
Welcome to DEV Bhagyashree! Looking forward to your future posts! 😉
Thanks Nick! I am about to buy my first Macbook and was just now reading your post about setup. :) I might start commenting there once I am done with setup.
Hello everyone,
my name is Marcel and I'm a frontend dev since display:grid was still named table layout 😄
I'm usually a lurker on social platforms, however I'm starting to post more regularly to share my knowledge and to stay connected with designer and developer.
Currently I'm publishing plentiful on codepen and rgb.wiki. In case you have any ideas or wishes about topics you want to read about, I'll always value direct feedback from the community.
Looking forward to it!:)
If you have many pens on CodePen, you can write tutos/explanations of your code. Don't be afraid to post short content. Just post! It will improve enormously your capacity to explain topics :D
Welcome to DEV!
You are right, that's a great idea. I've even gotten requests for tutorials of my pens, it would fit well with what I'm already writing.
Thank you for the welcome!
Just a silly thing, but I found your avatar really cute!
Haha yes I do like it as well 😄 It's from the game Yoshi's Island, its whole art style is charming.
Hello!
I'm Olga from Russia. Discovered DEV community after participating at Hacktoberfest this year.
Last 7 years working remotely using Python as a primary programming language.
Happy to join you, folks :)
Hello Olga, I discovered the DEV community from hacktoberfest as well. I couldn't have a DEV sticker on my laptop without being a member of the community. :D
Hi Olga, I hope to see your sharing of experience in python and others!
just stated learning python and want to see where this leads me.
Hi! I'm Oleksandra. Learning webDev and writing about my way in twitter as karskaya and instagram as karskaya.dev. Let's connect and inspire each other!
Be welcome :)
Hi Oleksandra! Nice to e-meet you :)
Welcome to the community, Oleksandra!
👋 Hello everyone, I'm Petar a full stack web developer and pen tester, looking forward to sharing some of my insights on building and securing your web applications or websites!
The last few years I've been focused on building intranet web apps and hardening client facing portals, oh and some cool automation 🤖.
I've avoided open source contributions and knowledge sharing far too long, looking forward to start contributing!🙃
Welcome
Hey everyone! My name is Christian and I'm a self taught Software Engineer. I just got my first full-time software engineering job and I'm starting on December 2nd 2019. Working with JavaScript for the last two years has made it my language of choice, but I love learning new languages and technologies. This week I stared my journey to learn C# and .NET since my new job requires me to learn it, but I'm very excited about it because I've wanted to learn C# for awhile now.
Congratulations on the job dude!! Good luck :)
Dude! Congratulations. I am just beginning the self taught Soft Eng. thing now. How did you get started?
My situation was very unique; I was working as a Reconditioning Manager at a car dealership, and we just started doing rentals on the side. I had been doing a lot of programming since I was 13 so I decided to make some web tools to help manage the rentals. The rentals became very profitable so the little car dealership converted to a rental car company completely and the owner asked me to design their website and build their internal tools.
I did that for about 2 years and I learned a lot. I also had a paid internship as a web developer for 3 months right before I got my current job. When I was job searching a really wished I would have gotten a degree. A lot of jobs that I wanted to apply for asked for one, but looking back on it over 90% of the companies I applied at gave me an interview because I had some experience.
The #1 thing that will get you hired over someone with a CS degree is experience. So my advise would be to go build things. Start with things that either interest you or are useful to you, maybe something that will help you be more efficient at your current job if possible.
thank you for your response. I agree with what you are saying: build things ('build them and they will hire you') Could make a new
field of dreams' movie,computer of dreams'. build the programs and they will come'. Ghosts of Steve Jobs, von Neumann, George Boole all appearing.Hi Everyone! I used to be an analytical chemist for environmental compliance but after 12 years I decided to make a career switch. I’m a few weeks out from finishing bootcamp and I wish I had done it years ago. This is definitely what I want to be doing.
We learned JavaScript, C#, .NET core, React, and we’re just about to start Redux. Then more React, an Indy project, and BOOM, out into the cold, cold world. More or less. 😁
Now, having even the little bit of beginner skill I have makes me want to learn/make ALL THE THINGS and it’s been tough to narrow down my scope of interest. I want to leverage my experience and I’m interested in designing better laboratory information management system UI.
Another thing I’ve thought about is automating more of my old job. I’m curious about what’s out there for automating sample prep and analysis and what writing that software looks like.
Anyway, back to studying!
Awesome mindset!
Hi, It is really good that you are following community through this platform while you're studying. It's really good for you :)
Hey all! Finally created an account after seeing so much good content on this site. Got fed up with Medium's paywall and love how much open and real dev content is here. Thank you all for sharing your expertise!
Hi, I'm Mohamed ABDELLANI, a full stack developer. I'm more familiar with Ruby on Rails and React.js.
I'm interested on the dev.to project, and I'm planning to become a regular contributor in its Github repository.
Hi man, welcome to DEV! I'm currently starting with Ruby. My blog is built with Middleman, and I want to edit the theme so I have to learn some Ruby understand what's going on and change it. Glad you join the community!
Hi Lautaro
Thanks for your reply :) I checked your blog, and I liked the design and the content. I hope you'll continue in that way ^
To all who are reading this📖
I am Guru a full-stack dev have 9 years of experience. I am from INDIA🇮🇳. I love anything on web-related tech stack, love, to code and solve problems. I will be happy if I can contribute something to this community.
Hello! I'm Ana from Portugal. I'm on path to become a FullStack WebDev. I loving coding and the community behind it.
I'm attending Lambda School right now and I'm excited to learn new things and always better myself.
Welcome to DEV! 👋
Hi y'all. I'm Erick, in Virginia USA. I have degrees in Physics and Systems Engineering, and am an adjunct professor in Computer Science. I've been a professional developer since 1979. Looking forward to lots of good interactions here!
Hello Universe! Friends call me Jag, I'm here to learn and collaborate. Currently, I am working with VR/AR-tech & integrating eye-tracking with those devices. I think reforming healthcare with a touch of technology can do wonders. I did take a Full Stack coding bootcamp in San Jose but I am not a phenomenal coder by any means, but I practice & will continue to do so until I am!
Welcome Jad! That sounds interesting!
Jag. Jag. Jag. Jag. Jag. Jag. choo choo
Hiii, I am Andre, I am a web engineer (Javascript/react/node mostly) from Costa Rica, although I recently moved to San jose, California where I work full time.
I am planning on writing some blog posts on service workers but I have been busy/lazy. Always happy to learn more and mentor those who are starting.
Hi Andre, I'd read those service worker blog posts for sure!
Great to have you here Andre! I'll be sure to check out your posts on service workers.
Hello DEV! I'm Prasanjit from India, an android developer working primarily with Java. I just started exploring on dev.to and found it very helpful and engaging.
Looking forward to learn more on Mobile Development, Kotlin, Python and other tech tips and ideas. Very excited to join the community! Thank you.
Welcome Prasanjit!
We're so glad to have you! 🤗
Thanks Yechiel!
Glad to be a part of the DEV community. :)
Hi! New to this industry. Finished a boootcamp a few months ago and been job hunting since. Still have a lot to learn.
Dipped my toes in JavaScript, React, and Ruby on Rails. Working part time for a wordpress site for Ultimate Frisbee players! Lots to learn but stoked.
Hi All it's taken me awhile to actually write something.. Lol trying to figure out the how to's and get in with git. I will say that I'm definitely impressed and still very new to everything under 2yrs. Very greatful to be here! Thank you
Hi, I'm Kyle. I'm a programming student, started off with Scratch in primary school (if anyone remembers that!), and learned Python in high school. I fell off the bandwagon a few years ago due to personal troubles, but I'm very excited to dive back in! I've been using freeCodeCamp to shake off the rust.
I definitely fall into the `brand new to all things computer-related camp'. I have just started learning and choose the python book from Head 1st. Like the book and the series seems good. Really debating the benefits of learning a language first vs diving directly into a project. I know I will need to build projects and so on but to become more familiar with computing, it might be best to learn a language first. Thus better understanding the inner workings of this beast a bit better will make the project development a bit easier. It will never be easy, but maybe a bit easier.
I'm a self-taught web developer and I'm super excited to learn from all of you peers. Maybe I'll find the opportunity to share some valuable insights with all you as I learn and grow.
I currently work as a full-stack developer for an ISP using mysql, laravel, html/css and a whole lot of jquery and javascript.
I'm excited to learn more about vue.js, react and angular to hopefully broaden my skills.
I'm super interested in what you're all currently working on :D
Feel free to reply and brag on your work. I know that's hard for a lot of you humble beings but, go ahead anyway! :)
I'm currently restructuring the website for the ISP I work for and implementing the functionality for our visitors to build their own custom plans for internet + IPTV + VoIP + Hosting ... phew! I've got a lot of work to do!
Happy Coding Everyone!
Hey Dude, Just for your info learn about IPTV technologies to build a platform hope it will be useful for you
Cheers!!! Ref: blog.vplayed.com/what-is-iptv-how-...
I've got some vue.js experience if you have any questions. Used it for a couple SPA's, and live-data widgets, and really anything repeatable / interactive / based on changing data.
Hello, I had a fly from Kyiv to Barcelona and saw this portal on the phone of my fly neighbor. =) I am glad to be here.
Hey guys! 👋 I'm Josh, a student-athlete finishing up university in the US. I am studying marketing but teaching myself how to code – I'm eager to learn! I'm focusing on JavaScript right now with freeCodeCamp but plan on moving to some more advanced learning in the near future! 😎
Hey guys! I'm Jacob, a mostly front-end but also kind of fullstack JavaScript developer. I've been really focusing on improving my skills in React with better practices, error handling, and even Redux as well!
Hi people! Self-taught .NET developer specialising in C#, ASP.NET MVC 5, SQL Server 2016, Entity Framework 6, Bootstrap 4, jQuery, HTML and CSS. Living in London, UK.
I have just finished putting together a portfolio that demonstrates all of these skills. It will be online in a few days, after a bit of polishing.
Connect with me on LinkedIn:
linkedin.com/in/d3m1rt45
Welcome, Alican! Can't wait to see your work!
Hi 👋👋 Alex here, from Barcelona - Catalonia 😀
I found this community seeing a growing number of twitted posts and thought that was an incredible place to share little bits of well-structured knowledge 👏
I've got a strong knowledge in backend (Java, Spring, architecture & banking & e-invoicing platforms), Frontend (ecma6), Advertising technology & platforms, and also patterns & best practices so will try to share something when possible! 💪
Hey guys, fair amount of knowledge on webdev.
Am new here, just want to say hi to all existing fellow developers and Programmers.
Am a lab Technician who finds WebDev and Programming the fun of a life time.
Some one told me programming and development is for everyone so I put it to the test and luckily things were going good especially with Frameworks 😁
Every time I learn a new features,i try to use it in my demo site and broadcast via FTP and all WiFi users nearby gets to see.
Oh and am currently tracking MySQL for depth in database management hope am on the brightside
Welcome!
Hi, I'm Dani.
I am a Site Reliability Engineer, and have been programming infrastructure solutions since I was in high school.
Currently I'm working with C#, Kubernetes, GCP, and PowerShell. I'm focused on making technology easier to use for administration, since that way the risk is lower to make changes in large enterprises.
I am also passionate about process, metrics, leadership and mentorship (I am willing to be a mentor for someone who wants to be involved with the operational side of software engineering).
Hey, Vishal here from India, I am a passionate Web Engineer, fell in love with
javascriptsix years back.I am daily writing javascript and python, also tickling graphDB in free time.
Loving to be the part of this amazing community.
Eager to share my learnings and super excited to learn a lot.
Know more about me...
Hello from Virginia, USA! I'm a code newbie and here to learn. I write about trends in DevSecOps. I'm always on the lookout for new ideas and unusual approaches, in software, but also in other creative endeavors. Got a crazy idea? I want to hear about it; chances are you're my kind of person.
Hi! I'm currently a student at the coding bootcamp Epicodus in Portland, Oregon. I majored in physics in college and worked in optometry for a while. I am SO excited to be transitioning into a coding career - I'm absolutely loving it! (Except for the fact that I could really use a paycheck, I'm actually bummed that my bootcamp is almost over!) There is so much to learn and I am here to take it all in.
Hi everyone 👋, I'm Joelson, a user interface designer from Cabo Verde just outside of West Africa. I've been designing mobile and web apps interface for 3 years and now I want to get into front-end develpment. I also know a little bit about HTML and CSS but I want to learn more and be able to design and build my own apps. I was reading this article "Become a Front-End Master in 2020 With These 10 Project Ideas" in CSS Tricks from Chris Coyer so here I am. Looking forward to learn new things. Thank you.
Hey everyone!
I'm Noëlie, 21 years old and I'm working as a React Front-End Developer in EdTech, but I'm also Editor-in-chief at Game'Her (gameher.fr/) (a French association aspiring to develop a healthy environment for female players by giving them the tools they need to flourish and evolve in the fields of video games, Esport and/or audiovisual, while not locking them in an exclusively feminine environment). Feel free to contact me at noelie@gameher.fr !
The association have a nice website (in french only) open-source, where everyone can contribute and help us to build the perfect website (github.com/Noelierx/GameHer) !
I like to learn new things every day, which is why the front-end developer profession seems to me to be adapted since languages and frameworks are constantly evolving.
Bienvenue à/Welcome to DEV! 👋
Merci beaucoup!💪
Hi my name is Sabine, I'm from Holland, 31yrs old, mom for 1 year now, retired eventmanager and very excited to become a Front-End Developer. Finished a 3mo bootcamp and now working with Mendix (lowcode), which is very usefull if you're new to coding. BUT I'm hoping to learn lots more actual coding, especially JS on the side. Hoping to learn awesome stuff here.
Hi, Sabine, welcome to the community!
Here's an article I found recently that has some resources for learning JavaScript for free:
medium.com/@samanthaming/my-top-3-...
It's easy to get started with JS! Good luck with your journey :)
Hi y'all, Giotto here 👋. I'm no real person, I'm a library. Libraries don't speak in general, I know...
But I'm OPEN SOURCE
I'm a library for topological data analysis (TDA)... a deep and scary corner of data-science usually reserved to mathematicians. TDA is great, and we want to make the technology accessible to the widest numbers. That's why I'm here.
Check me out on GitHub or on Twitter where we regularly publish notebooks and explanations!
Have a great day!
Hey there! Johan here, from sunny South Africa 😄
I work full-time as a software developer, primarily using PHP and Javascript, but I also build things with Go from time to time. I also handle our company's hosting infrastructure, all on AWS.
I'm a firm believer in the notion that a day in which one doesn't learn something new is a day wasted, so I think a community like this serves a very important purpose in sharing knowledge and experiences in order to make us all better at what we love doing. I look forward to learning with and from all of you 👍
Hi,
I am one of the co-founders of Reviewedo (reviewedo.com)
A peer-to-peer reviewing platform for the recruitment industry. Our aim is to address the power imbalance between recruiters and working professionals to improve the recruitment industry for all.
If you have had an experience in the recruitment industry before, we would greatly appreciate you sharing your anonymous review here:
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Hi guys, I'm Umar Munir from 🇵🇰. I have been a merchandizer, an SEO, and a Technical Content Writer among other things before I decided to leave everything for my passion and pursue coding. Because of my Communication Studies degree which is far from Computer Science unlike my interests, I decided to learn Front-End Development. Other reasons for choosing Front-End Development include; it's easier to learn, it would be an easier role to convince an HR for (for a non-CS graduate), it includes designing as well, I can test my designs in a browser without a virtual server, and I already know HTML and CSS. I want to learn Vue.js and not care about Angular or React but most of the jobs still require Angular or React so I might learn Angular first. I'm taking a professional course which ends on an introduction to Angular and till now we have reached Bootstrap. I hope we can learn and grow together. 😊
Hey, I'm Greg - product designer based in Amsterdam. I have a little to do with coding (apart from HTML, Sass and a little bit of this and that), but I'm here to change that and add more knowledge and skills with JavaScript and Vue.js development which I started to enjoy. Cheers 🍻
Hey, 👋 My name is Nuno Lemos, I'm a Full Stack Developer from Portugal 🇵🇹 who enjoys building and sharing new things on the internet 😀
With 5+ years of development experience, currently my stack is React and Laravel 💻
Hello, I'm Alexey. A freelance web developer. Call myself a full-stack, but more a backender currently. Brought here by @jbaruch , who said it is a great community platform in his talk at DevFest Siberia.
Hey👋🏾. I'm kinda new to programming. I've been Selflearning Python on and off for the past year and a half. I just believe I'm at a wall. Any great Python project ideas to work on to solidify what I think I've learned?
Also Selflearning web dev. About to start JavaScript. Thanks for any advice in advance.
Hey Everyone! I'm Sylwia, and I'm a human rights activist and scholar turned full-stack developer. I aim to create accessible applications for everyone ✨ I code for a better world ✨ I am very interested in radical tech -- how we can use tech to advance social causes or how we can make tech a more fluffy and inclusive space. Hit me up if that's up your alley as well! ❤️
My languages: JavaScript, React, Redux, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, but I also CSS and making it all good for a11y!
Hey, guys! I am Kilian from Switzerland. On paper I'm a UX designer, but I always felt limited working just with design tools. So over the last 5 years, I've been diving more and more into Frontend. And here I am now, hungry for more :)
Hi! I didn't know Dev.to was anything more than a tech blog until I discovered the Stack podcast. I got really hype to hear there's a social network for devs, so here I am!
I'm a C#/Unity/VR dev working contract for Oculus, doing a bunch of C++ Vulkan development in my free time.
Excited to be here! Hope to meet some cool people and learn new stuff.
Hello Dev community,
I’m christan form london. I started learning javascript around 3 years ago and now Run a small development company (offkey-ltd.com) we build mostly react based tools and dabble in react native also.
Our current focus is on fintech products which gives rise to some amazing data science insights and so I have also been learning python (although yet to use this in production).
We’ve just release our first ever game on IOS built in c# using unity. For anyone that has an iPhone (apps.apple.com/gb/app/flat-earth-f...) it’s an ongoing project and we’ll be adding and developing more levels and features throughout 2020!
I’m here because I discovered an awesome d3 + react hooks video course. I’ve been looking for documentation on how to use d3 in the react environment and specifically in the new react stateless component environment and this has been great. Here is the link: dev.to/muratkemaldar/video-using-r...
Otherwise I am keen to learn and share all things react, javascript, python, three, d3, unity, c#.
Thanks for having me and really look forward to learning and sharing.
Christan
Hi Everyone, my name is Rowland! I'm a web developer with 7+ years PHP/MySQL/CSS, a working knowledge of Laravel/Vue, and some interest/beginner experience in serverless tech. The past year I've also been lucky enough to lead a team of 4 developers, and wow it's the biggest challenge of my career!
I'm here to connect with other people who want to make a great web product, no matter the content or technology. I love when people think creatively to make something efficiently, maintainable, and meets project specs. Great things happen when we invest time and energy into making our code, product, and presentation beautiful. Taking artisan-like ownership of what you develop is what separates good programmers from great ones.
Hello Dev community. Albert here!! Im a simple mortal and begginer coder who wants to learn a lot of IA and Web!
Im studing computer engineer earlier. so, hope i can be better day by day.
I want to learn everything! sorry my english im still learning :D
Hey all, I'm V (*cue super cool shades transitions). I currently operate vx0f, which is my catch all for my public facing services and 'research'. Right now my homepages are bare as I prepare them for redeploy.
I've always loved programming, so I'm glad I get to do it as a job. I mostly interested in Systems programming (mostly I work on emulators in my spare time, though some of my attempts have been not so well), Game development, and generally just trying to learn as much as I can about various fields.
Looking forward to sharing what knowledge I have and learning about new and interesting things from the community. :)
Hello, I love coffee shops, parks, and Montreal. I also love CSS and Grid. I was brought here through a link in Web Developer Monthly, written by the great and talented Andrei Neagoie. I'm looking forward to meeting other programmers.
Hey guys i am learning android , currently i am trying to make one app, its basically train app which tells the location and how much its late and who are the co-pessengers so that we can chat with them using with that app this will have feature like sharing videos , pictures
Hi all. I'm Simon, another self-taught coder in London. I work mostly in PHP and Laravel. I'm working at a startup called Elvie supporting the software side of building innovative products for women's health.
I've been watching the Dev community grow from outside for a long time and thought it was about time I joined in.
I have loads of ideas but not enough time and would love to find some like-minded devs and designers who are up for trying to build interesting things.
Hey there. I'm David. I'm a completely boring normal dude from the bay area. I'm into beats, records, music, hot sauce, and basketball. I write JavaScript and I'm job hunting right now, and it's brutal. If you need a brain-dead code monkey hit me up!
My name is gideon. Saw an article on how to bounce logo, it really amazed me that it could be done with just css, i always thought it was made by javascript. Been exploring vanilla js for a while now...Really excited to have found this community😍😊😊🖥💻
Gday, just stumbled over dev.to thanks to @aspittel and this seems like a very useful site.
So I am a Datenverarbeitungskaufmann from Germany, a profession from the last millenium, which does not even exist anymore. The language I was trained on was COBOL, but most of my coding career I was busy with PHP. Since turning into a DevOps I am spending much time with Jenkins, so the other coders in the team don't have to. But trying to abuse Jenkins-X in the best ways to make it more usable for us is really quite fun.
In my private life I am a SF nerd, even published one novel and love all kinds of games (computer, board, pen and paper).
Nice to be here :-)
Hey,I'm Micheal from Nigeria. I'm currently self teaching myself in the field of web development. I'm learning html, css and javascript for now and I'm looking to gain more knowledge about web development as an eye opener to programming.
Hello, I'm IT Manager on Toñifruit, but I have been programmer for most of my professional career: Visual Basic, asp, php, etc.
Now I want to come back to program and I'm learning Laravel and Vue and I love it.
I hope to have a good level and contribute a lot ;-)
Hey, I was searching how to make communication between parent and child components in React and found a solution on DEV and then I landed here.
HELLO WORLD!
I am Ankit Bansal, final year CSE undergrad from India.
I like learning new technology and exploring them, currently learning REACTJS.
I enjoy connecting with people and discussing new technology.
Hope to learn a lot from this platform too.
And if you need supporting hands on any of your projects I will be pleased to be that.
Hi, I am a IT student currently on my fourth and last year of high school. I learned about dev.to during the 2019 hacktoberfest. I'm passionate about everything that has to do with IT and science. Would like to learn even more on dev.to 🖐🏻🖐🏻
Hi, I'm Rachel. I've long been a hobbyist programmer. I am not a master of any particular language, but I'm generally familiar with most of the C Family Tree (Pascal, C/C++/C#), PHP, and Python.
I have recently become interested in programming again. I'd like to modernise my understanding of C++. I am a strong proponent of permissive software licenses.
I don't tend to ask many questions because usually I can find the answers on google through searches. I can answer some general questions, but nothing specific.
Thanks for having me on board!
i found about you as i was searching through the internet about Hobbyist programmers. I think you are awesome
Hi, I'm Jason. I'm not a software developer, but I love to tinker with new software. This is much to the frustration of my wife. I've since left one of our PCs alone so it would stay in a working state no matter what I'm up to. I would love to learn enough to be a sys admin, though I still have a lot to learn before I'd trust myself with someone's network.
Hi Jason! I hope you find the resources you need, go for it!
Hello there! I'm a high school student who loves coding, especially when it comes to open source stuff. Currently just trying to get better with Python and Java, picked up C# and Javascript recently and looking forward to some gamedev projects as well.
Hi, I am Mahesh. I am a .NET web developer. I am working on ASP.NET Core 2.2 framework. I have lanched here during my online search for articles related to unit test framework for .NET Core 2.2. I would really appreciate if anyone can help me in finding the BEST unit test framework for .NET Core Web API 2.2. Thanks in advance.
Hi everyone.
I have been coding for more years than I care to admit. I have always been interested in technology. Started off in electrical/electronics then moved to software development.
I have also been a system administrator, hardware repair guy, MSP tech answering help desk calls, and now back to software development.
Hello guys, i am Emmanuel from Nigeria i an glad to be a part of this community.
Just started coding not to long ago, so i am actually a beginner. I am a Web dev enthusiast who believes in harvesting the power of the web to bring about amazing startup ideas that will provide solutions to basic human issues.
My name is gideon, was amazed when i saw an article on how to make logo bounce, i was surprised because i thought things like that could only be done with javascript. Been exploring vanilla js for a while now looking to build my skills and become a pro web developer. Really happy to have found this awesome community😍😊🖥💻
I just read an awesome writeup about Asyncio in Python3. I have been searching for a good explanation from past couple of days and found this journal fortunately. Thats a good read and understood it very easily. Made me to join/follow dev.to for such awesome stuff. Keep doing ur great job dear authors. Thanks a lot. :)
hey this is lokeshwari can you do this community I am very much interested here to learn coding with you or I need your help to learn and help me I am interested in coding decoding but I have a much difficult for me because of my skills and now I am trying improving that also so I need your help guys please help me and thanks once again what is community itself and this community so I am very late but I am very excited to learn coding with you all thank you and nice meeting you guys
Hi, I'm Ítalo, a web developer from Brazil. I'm current looking for find myself in my graduation in computer science, so I'm curious about a lot of thing, particularly in statistic, data structures and algorithms.
Hi, I'm Magdalena. Software engineer by profession. Books, languages, teaching and art fanatic by nature.
I've been working in the field of web development for something more than 3 years so far and I came here to exchange ideas and knowledge.
I'm familiar with the stack of PHP (with Laravel), TypeScript, Vanilla JavaScript, HTML, CSS (as well as SCSS), jQuery and recently I've been getting into React.
Happy to join you, guys! :)
Hello everyone 👋, my name is Mau. I am a junior data engineer in Hanoi, Vietnam. A friend in my college showed me this site and then I found it really interesting. I hope I can learn more new things and contribute things as well to this community.
Now I work mainly with python and I really love optimizing the codes, make it condensed but clean and clear.