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Hello there. Though I'm not a very new guy here, but I never really introduced myself.
I am Rechie Kho, and I am a self-taught programmer who does most of the programming thing already.
Here are some facts:
jandkis not moving my cursor.Not sure what crazy stuff will I do after these, but I'll always make sure I have fun in programming them.
Hello! Great to have you here! 🙏
Greetings, Rechie Kho! 👋 You truly got some really awesome stuff going on! Keep it up!
You are fortunate to get chance to work on lot of cool stuff!
Probably, you would also enjoy this editor.
The war between vim and emacs is never-ending.
True. We need to keep ourselves sane in such wars. Editors are for us, and not vice versa. Until the advent of IDEs, I used editors for Java programming. Notepad, Wordpad, DOS edit, vim. Text editors took a back seat once IDEs like Rational XDE, Eclipse, and IntelliJ were available to the dev community. Today IntelliJ is my first choice. And I complement it with Notepad++ and VS Code. VS Code is also a very powerful IDE for many languages.
neovim + vscode. It gets the job done. I'm a terminal guy so I got to stay with neovim. But sometime vscode is much easy to setup for some other programming languages as its plugin ecosystem is much user-friendly.
If you love reading books on software development, I would highly recommend the book. I have benefited from the tips and advice given in this book.
The publishers have put the tips for us on their site.
This book link is not working
But glad to connect with you
Fixed the link.
Thanks for it
if possible can you describe how can you become great at software development
in 2-3 lines
Becoming great at software development requires a genuine passion for the craft, a deep appreciation for its impact on people, and a commitment to continuous learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Its scope goes beyond code and computers, emphasizing the interconnectedness of technology and human experiences.
Thank you for sharing valuable information
That's an amazing book! Looking forward to reading your posts!
Hey DEV.to community!
I am new to coding, and want to help beginners in their programming journey and also learn from other developers while documenting my journey as a developer.
I am a full stack MEAN developer.
Welcome!
Thank you 😊
Hi, I was using Medium as a standard place for quality content, but recently I started to get this website in my search more often.
Do you guys think Dev.to is somehow better than Medium or equivalent?
Hello there!
For tech, it is a great place because it specific to it
Hello,
I am Joshua, I joined the community to meet other programmers and give help in their projects or learn from them🤗.
I have a decade of experience in programming, and now I'm doing my bachelors of CS in Hungary, but I wanted to meet other developers from the other parts of the world 🌍.
This is my GitHub if you'd like to reach out to me or talk with me about anything programming or CS related:
github.com/joshika39
Wishing you the best programming!
Hy there!
Welcome to DEV!
I am intrigued by your id
2yy0a6. It keeps us guessing what it could mean!Welcome to DEV.to.
Welcome! 🥳
Hello, even though it says I joined in 2021, I only started using Dev.To today. I'm a Junior Front-End developer and run HackAgenda.com.br, an agenda of Brazilian Hacker/Technology events happening in Brazil.
Welcome to DEV!
Hello, welcome to the DEV community
How’s everybody doin & feelin out there in the DEV COMMUNITY?!?Hopefully doin it well (what’s the it I’m talking bout before the well mean???) The it LITERALLY means DEV, and just about anything/everything to do with it. I’m a DIE HARD dev enthusiast & I don’t know if anything else previously in my life has ever brought me the joy, knowledge, wisdom, intelligence, and most of all the sense of purpose I feel in my life that I feel right now and will continue to feel for years & years to come. DEVcommunity and j*DEVELOPMENT* in general JUST ROCK!!!!
Welcome to the DEV community! I hope you will like it here!
Welcome! 🥳
Thank you @pawel Ciosek for the kind words and for making me feel just that…welcome!
"...and it all started today!" new to the world of web development. Although I had to double check to make sure my language preference were still set to the English setting, i am excited to be here. feel free to link any "beginners must" articles!
Great to have you Matthew!
Welcome everyone!
Hy there!
Hello everyone.
How are you?
Good, how are you?
I am fine, thanks
Hi there Community.
I'm a former (around 2000'ish) Pro. Coder in C++ Sql and like on the windows platform.
I got really bored dev. admin.sys for Insurance and landlords, and choose to move on.
Got trained as a Social and Health prof. and worked with the pore and elderly for some years, before I kinda drifted to become a Damage Control Worker.
Now I only code for fun and have been doing that for decades.
Hy there!
Hello folks, I'm very excited to join this family. I'm a beginner in web development and just have the knowledge of DSA but with all your people's experience and projects I'm looking forward to gain a lot of knowledge. Thanks for letting me in!!
Hello, welcome to the DEV community! I hope you will like it here.
Hi everyone!
Welcome to the dev.to-community!
I'm Martin, and I worked as a Senior Front End Architect and Engineering Manager at one of the world's largest digital agencies, where I led Front End Teams for international projects. After 15 years, I quit my job. Now I travel the world as a professional scuba diver, work as a freelance Front End Tech Lead and technical Recruiter for international clients. Besides that, I write about technology.
My latest book about Modern Full Stack development will be published in the beginning of next year by No Stach Press. It's an easy, hands-on introduction to creating web applications with Next.js, MongoDB and Mongoose (there's currently a 25% Discount!). You can read more about how to become a published author in my upcoming article about writing books.
I am mentoring fellow developers on another platform as well as on dev.to. I am currently publishing the "LevelUp: Elevate your Career Today" series where I give Career and Interview advice based on my experience as Engineering Manager and Technical Recruiter. (It's bascially free mentoring, don't tell my paying mentees about that :D)
If I have enough time, I write more in-depth articles, for example how to create multi-language pages with next export, which is on GitHub:next-export-i18n and npmjs: next-export-i18n
I recommend following the general tags webdev, vscode , career and productivity and javascript, react, CSS. Head over to your Dashboard and adjust the tag weight to personalize your home feed.
Here's a list of articles to start your journey as a successful developer and a great writer:
If you are looking for your next job, I highly recommend buying the Book De-Coding the Technical Interview Process by Emma Bostian. It is hands down the best preparation for every technical interview.
If you're interested in my articles, follow me on dev.to/martinkr or twitter.com/_martinkr.
If you have questions or want to get in touch, don't hesitate to contact me on dev.to/martinkr.
And remember to start posting today!
Cheers!