Welcome Thread - v77

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

[Katie Nelson]

Hi everyone, I'm Katie the #welcome moderator.
My unofficial title: DEV cheerleader 😊

I want to welcome all of you to the DEV community and let you know that you'll find lots of help and support here for all your coding needs.

Don't hesitate to ask questions or contribute new ideas with your own post.
If you are interested in posting, be sure to read my post:

A Comment is not a Post

Katie Nelson ・ Dec 20 '19 ・ 3 min read

#beginners

[António Costa]

Hi, there!

[Abdur-Rahman]

Hey There!!

[MauroPalgi]

Holanda!

[Kashif Khan]

Hello

[Ayman Zahran]

Welcome

[The Enlightenment]

Hello

[Josh Moore]

Hello from Canada 🇨🇦

[Katie Nelson]

Hi Josh, welcome to DEV!

[doniwirawan]

hey there

[Nico Meisenzahl]

Hey! 😃

[Sandeep Harihara Bhat Y]

Hello everyone. I came across dev.to when I was crawling inside the web (pun intended). I love anything to do with tech and computers. Always curious to learn something new and my current obsession is Go (Golang) and distributed computing. Hope to stay connected through this platform. I work in Walmart Labs and a new remote engineer what with the current situation. Would love to hear more about remote engineering and what are the tools that you use or how do you go about it. Thanks.

[Nick Taylor]

Welcome to DEV Sandeep!

[Sandeep Harihara Bhat Y]

Thanks Nick

[Ben Halpern]

Welcome!

[Bernard Baker]

👋

[Sundae Electronics]

Hey everyone, I'm Shari! I have a background in electrical engineering (focus on embedded systems). I'm currently writing a unique coding book- it's a picture book written in the C programming language! I recently launched it on Kickstarter:

kickstarter.com/projects/914595512...

The code consists of simple full C programs that represent situations in the story. The illustrations next to the code show the situations.

[Rares Portan]

Welcome and good luck with the book!

[Sundae Electronics]

Thank you Rares!

[Bernard Baker]

Hello

[Thomas Bnt]

Hello news members and welcome to Dev.to Community ! 👋🏼😉

[Here_Aswarth]

Thank you

[macbotxxx]

thanks a lot

[Siva Kumar Katari]

Hi, I am a beginner in web development. I knew HTMl and CSS. I want to became a full stack web developer. I know it's hard but with your shared experience and knowledge I hope I will achieve what I want.
There is a small and favorite quote of me:
"If god meant each day to be perfect he would not invented tomorrow,so don't worry if today is not perfect tomorrow is yet to come😇"

[Sera]

Hey, welcome. I'm want to be a fullstack developer too!

[Rares Portan]

Hi everyone, I'm Rares, a web developer from Timisoara, Romania.
I've heard only great things about DEV, so I decided to join.

I code professionally for a long time. I'm interested in all web related subjects, but also in programming in general. I always look to improve my craft, and DEV looks like a good place to do that.

Nice to meet you 👋 !

[Priyesh Naik]

Hi Folks,
My name is Priyesh Naik (dev.to/naikpd) and I am from Mumbai India.
I want to become Data Scientist and also enhance my skills from Automation and DevOps tasks.
I believe in self learning and these two approaches.
LEARN - SHARE - LEARN
FOLLOW - LEARN - FOLLOW

welcome

[Bernard Baker]

Welcome..... And with dev.to you will 🌞

[Stefano Ferrari]

Hi everyone.
I'm Stefano Ferrari and I'm from Italy. I'm interested in Python and web developement. My next goal is to build something to simpify the management of ISO Quality System. I have too much to learn but also want to share as much as possible what I learn day by day.
Nice to meet you all!

[António Costa]

Hi, there, I'm a newbie with big delusional dreams, I found this place thru @hassansuhaib article "What I learned in #100DaysOfCode" while browsing twitter. And it helped me to see a way out of my frustrations, I'm currently learning #rust and I notice I was taking the wrong approaches and over the years I neglected other skills I have learned, and even if they aren't my favorite things they are useful and need to be ironed out.

So now I will undertake this challenge and fight my depression with productivity.

Link to the article I mentioned: dev.to/hassansuhaib/what-i-learned...

[Hassan Suhaib]

You can do it! If you need any help, you know where to find me! 😉

[António Costa]

Thank you! But mostly for now I need to put myself together and start to really work on things before I start to bother people with dumb questions.

[Vadzim Papou]

Hi all. I'm Vadzim from Belarus. I'm a full stack developer with a focus on .NET technology.
Now I'm on my way to give another boost to my career and dive deep in such fundamental things like software architecture/design, best practices & patterns, etc.
While I was searching many things during my usual work routine I found that this resource is standing apart from the others. So I'd like to learn something new here and help this community as well.
Cheers.