Today, we want to take a moment to show some love to our fellow developers. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, we know that the DEV community is full of supportive and inspiring individuals who make this platform great.
So, let's spread some positivity and give a shoutout to another DEV member who has made an impact on you! Maybe they helped you solve a tough coding problem, shared a helpful resource, or simply provided some encouragement when you needed it most.
Take a moment to share their username and why you appreciate them. Let's show some love for our fellow developers and celebrate the strength of our community!
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Top comments (16)
Shoutout to @cassidoo! Best teacher ever!!
Definitely
Thank you <3 <3 <3
Shoutout to all the DEV mods! ππ
I'm not picking favorites, but a big shout to those folks that regularly joined our mod meetups in the past: @thomasbnt, @j3ffjessie, @cbid2, @andypiper, @phlash, @karandpr. I'm probably missing somebody (or multiple somebodies) so call me out if I left ya out. π
By the way, if anybody is interested in moderation, check out our Community Moderation page here. π
Thanks a lot @michaeltharrington ππΌ
Thanks Michael. Canβt wait for the next meetup. All the new mods joining the team has been great to see.
Thanks for the shout out Michael !
Shoutout to @guillaumeduhan for #Nuxt tutorials π₯
Nuxt-content with Nuxt 3
CodewithGuillaume γ» Feb 4 γ» 1 min read
Shoutout to @hrishio for hiring me twice in the past for his courses and podcast in learnetto!!
Also to Ella and Michael of Forem for replying to me when I was in a horrible situation!!
You rock Vicente! π
Shout out to @jmfayard for some really solid rants
Thanks very much Ben I appreciate.
Also I recommend ranting (politely),
writing this way feels really easy.
+1 on the shoutout to @jmfayard. I love seeing your thoughtful and comprehensive contributions to discussions on a wide range of topics!
Young people wanting to break into tech should read @tdesseyn
The Cheat Code for Breaking into Tech
taylor desseyn γ» May 4 γ» 4 min read
Any suggestion of resources for maintaining motivation, passion/spirit for old guy in the software/IT tech ? Or is there a limitation due to aging and lack of energy for that purpose ?
I'm 41, not sure if that counts as old.
What I do is I use writing as self-therapy.
I write down why I lack motivation, what frustrates me.
It gives me clarity and then I try to find a way to not do those things that frustrates me anymore.