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Hello everyone, I'm Charlotte, I'm currently doing a 6-months bootcamp to become a web dev! I ended up here because I want to learn more and read more about tech news, languages such as PHP, JS, Ruby, etc. By the way, I'm looking for a traineeship in Amsterdam to start in December! My favourite non-coding hobby is probably music (not playing, more gigs and listening)! Cheers!
Hi Charlotte. I think there's a strong correlation between having an appreciation of music and being interested in code. My degrees were in music, and now I'm a developer. I used to think I'd had an unusual journey, but I keep meeting people who've come into the industry the same way!
These may be spam, but can't avoid replying on your comment, I was a musician for 15 years, leave it couple years ago to start software development, glad to hear that there are more people like me. People always seems to be shocked about my career change.
Cheers!
Fellow musician recently turned developer here!
Musicians make the best devs. I’ve seen it again and again.
Hey Charlotte, welcome to dev.to, I am also new joining the community :) I hope your dreams will come true in finding your internship in Amsterdam! I love listening music too, what is your favorite? Cheers and good luck learning!
Hello Charlotte I too am doing a 6-month FullStack developer bootcamp here at Columbia University , the stack we are learning is MERN which is MongoDB Express React Node
Hello Charlotte.
Best of luck Charlotte, new here as well.love discovering new music. Lucky bones band song matchstick men is one I came across recently. Check it out and enjoy if you get the chance.
Good luck with it all.
Hello Charlotte. Nice to know something about you. Cheers!!!
Hey Charlotte! So awesome that you're doing a bootcamp - I did one last year, and it was the best decision I've ever made. I wish you all the best in your coding!!
Hello
Hi Charlotte :)
You are so pretty ! ❤️
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Hi everyone, I'm Kip, I don't like to comment very much because I dont have the good knowledge and experience to do that the most of the time and my english is bad too, but I'm trying actually. I'm feel better reading the amazings entries that exist here, the save button is my best friend ! Thanks everyone for share their experience, tips, advices, knowledge, guides with all, is all that I can say with total confidence. BTW I love 'Friends' TV show, I had to say.
Hi kip
Good to know about the save feature, will look into site now.
Also I had a friends T-shirt from the studio in NYC when I was in school and it was one of the coolest with the new York skyline, have not thought of that trip in years. Thanks kip 😁😁
Thanks for being a great part of the community Kip!
Hi Kip - Friends is by far one of my all time favorites! :)
Hahha.. F.R.I.E.N.D.S 😃
I had to reply to u just because u said u love FRIENDS tv show, I am a die hard fan myself :)
its a great TV show one of the best
I finished watching FRIENDS a couple days ago :D the Best TV show))
Friends is one of my top 5. Lovvvveee it
Hi everyone, I'm Osama not "bin ladin", I'm currently trying to learn C++ cause I'm computer science student "2nd semester" and I need some help, my favorite movie "interstellar" TV " person of interest" Music "X&Y" By Coldplay, thanks bye.
Hi, I also like “person of interes”!
Hi everyone, I discovered dev.to through Hacker News. All the articles I read were a pleasure to read.
I'd like to enter such a community to share thoughts, news, tips and tricks about programming.
I am a 40 yo developer from France, but I'm currently living in Asia with my wife and our baby (she's from Philippines). We traveled through China, Thailand, Vietnam and Philippines so far.
Tech gadgets i bought (and love):
Drama I watched:
US series I watched:
Anime I loved:
Books I am reading or read recently:
Sports I love
I wrote my first article: Remember why you love to code
Hacker news is a good site to explore and get amazing info!
Thanks for sharing your article! I like Dexter, Breaking Bad, Psycho Pass, Black Lagoon, and Atlanta myself.
Oh Monster is a great series! I love it! I want to see it again.
I have a Mavic Pro too!
So great to have you. Great first post.
code geass > other anime
for me
Hello Everyone, I am Nitin. I am a Software Engineer by qualification and right now running my own software company. I have good experience in the eCommerce area. I am looking forward to build up my knowledgebase and at the same time will try to contribute to the community.
My hobbies are - painting and cartooning.
Hey Nitin, I am really looking into the eCommerce space right now with one of my current businesses. I believe it will be the best addition to grow at this point. Welcome to dev.to
Hi everyone. I’m David. I’m a web developer based in Accra, Ghana (West Africa). These days I code mostly in javascript (node.js with express.js). I’m here for the great articles and discussions that always teach me a thing or five. Favorite non-coding hobby would be music. Rap music mostly but I’ll give anything a try.
Good to have you here David. Any companies in Ghana working with Node/Express?
Hi Jermain. Yeah a number of startups (like mine) are. Many that come out of the MEST incubator. Not many of the bigger companies though.
Hi Everyone, I'm Angelique, I finished bootcamp(full stack web development)about a year ago. Im having trouble with JS and hoping someone can recommend a link or any advise. I do have enough experience creating websites, worked with Github, heroku, Id, Xd, Sketch, HTML, CSS and backend - Ruby/Rails. Im also looking for an intership in New York. Looking forward to chatting with all of you.
Hi Angelique. Have you used freeCodeCamp? I found their challenges really useful in levelling up my JS skills.
I heard about it, but havnt tried. Will look at it now. Thanks!!!
If you would like to do a complete course on Javascript, Codecademy is a good place to begin with. They have a task-based learning system. They make you implement every concept you learn before moving on to next one. It really helps in understanding the concepts.
Hi, Angelique!
Wes Bos has a fantastic short piece on javascript with 30 little projects to show you how it works. It's called javascript30.
Yeah check out @wesbos ' JavaScript30.com. He also has a great free course thanks to Mozilla on CSS Grid. Check out cssgrid.io. If you enjoy listening to podcasts, Wes and Scott "El Toro Loco" Tolinski have a great one called Syntax. And lastly, he did an AMA on dev.to a while back that might interest you.
Hi. I'm Jordan. I'm the co-founder of Parabol, an open-source SaaS application for conducting on-line retrospectives and other meetings with your team. I was inspired to join this community by @andreasklinger 's tweet sharing dev.to went opensource. I enjoy writing software for multiplayer collaboration: I love building the tech that makes building Google-docs easier. I work a lot with GraphQL, extending it for pub/sub state distribution.
Fun fact about me: after starting an office-less, fully-distributed company I'm having a hard time imagining ever working in an office again. I value the flexibility and focus over the social atmosphere.
Fun second fact: the late musician Prince used to live with my parents, and my dad wrote a book about the experience
Welcome!
I'm interested in your experience in starting a business without an office. I hope we'll have a chance to talk.
Feel free to share all this with us
Happy to speak! I'm likely to go out on paternity leave any day now (another exciting thing going on in my life) but feel free to write at jordan@parabol.co and we'll set up some time when I'm back.
Agree about being office-less, once you leave that social environment it's difficult to want to go back.
Welcome!
Welcome!
You are an interesting guy. What exactly do you mean by office-less? My jobs have had varying amounts and degrees of office
You're too kind. Thank you.
We all work remotely. Currently there are 5 of us:
We work hard to make it work. Having the personal flexibility to work when we want, where we want is important to us. We work on 3 different teams, Growth (Marketing and Sales), Product (Design, Implementation, Support and Testing), ExCo (Finance, Legal, and Human Resources). One key is having a fixed cadence for all of our teams. We start each week with a Structured check-in meeting to discover if any of us are blocked on anything and setup ad-hoc meetings if we need to jam together. If something gets real harry, we might fly to visit one another. But that happens maybe 3X per year.
There are a growing number of these sorts of companies: Invision, Zapier, Hot Jar, and so many more.
Ahh, I vastly underestimated the amount of officeless-ness you were speaking of. That is a neat concept. Thanks for elaborating!
👋Hi everyone, for the past couple of months I've been digging the articles and resources here; great work! I'm a growth marketer at Dropbox where I work with email and notifications to improve our activation process for new Dropbox Paper users. Where my email marketers at? :)
Non-coding hobby?
Hmm... I really enjoy bio-hacking nutrition. I'm always game to talk about it.
Cheers
Hey JZ, welcome to the DEV community!
I'd be really interested in learning more about emails for growth marketing, on-boarding, re-activation ("we miss you"), milestones, etc. Do you know of any resources that would be a good start for me to start reading?
Also... I'll bite (pun?). Care to expand a bit on your bio-hacking efforts?
Thanks for the welcome, Peter.
Some of my favorite and go-to resources are:
Hahah - nice pun. One of the bio-hacks I've come to implement and adjust is the incorporation of bulletproof coffee in the morning. I usually drink these on days when I'm intermittently fasting. Awesome recipe - 1 tbsp MCT oil, 1 tbsp grass-fed butter or ghee, 1 - 2 cups of coffee. Keeps me pretty full through dinner.
Just bought a copy of Hacking Growth on Amazon. Will check back in after I read it 👌🏽
I'm compelled by the idea of Bulletproof coffee (and keto) in general. I'll give it a look.
Just became 23, reading implementation of DDD. Looking for connections, friends, foes and rivals! Hit me up, I want to trade knowledge. #HappyBirthday
What tools/technologies do you like to use?
My development environment is a mix/match of VSCode w/ vim and docker(compose).
I learn/use whatever is expected of me, or when new tech comes out(right now a laravel/react stack).
I create a list of what i'd like to explore like "kotlin" and "reason".
What takes up most of my time now is reading about domain-driven design and microservices.
And I do like to read theory/patterns more than I like new libraries and other tech hype(because there's something new everyday).
Nice! I played around with Laravel and built a web app with it. It was kind of cool. I just went with Vue to keep things simple. I prefer React and I’m learning Node and Express and then I want to rebuild the app using that stack.
Laravel intergrates well with Vue as well, so no wonder!
At some point I will try to make something in Vue, but feel I like i don't have the time for it at the moment.
Also a part of the reason is I've yet to try frameworks such as GatsbyJS/Next.js which was developed with reactjs/nodejs in mind.
They focus more on server-rendered and isomorphic components in which I find interesting/confusing.
And I'm about to get in the mindset of Reasonml, the new language also built with React in mind.
Btw, if there's anything I can help with don't shy away from asking - I feel I learn the most by interacting with
peopleother coders.I built my portfolio site using Gatsby and the NetlifyCMS. It's pretty cool. Gatsby actually doesn't interact with a database. It just creates static files on the HTML build and those sit on the server, so I liked it a lot when I was starting with React. It essentially allowed me to build a React app with "dynamic" information but no back-end. If you want to check out out, I put the links to the site and the code below.
I liked the idea behind laravel, but I prefer Javascript to PHP so I want to get into Sailsjs or something like that. It just creates an MVC architecture for the Nodejs app. Sailsjs is built on top of Expressjs.
Sounds great, thanks for clarification.
Regarding persistence: You might be interested in tech like, I think it's called cosmicjs, a kinda headless cms.
I don't really like the php syntax either, but I do like the "flexibility" even though many "real devs" would disagree.
Yeah, my initial complaint was the "halt the site comes to" when it loads because it uses a single-threaded setup. Then it was just kind of a pain to have to change gears between php, html, css, and js all the time. Setting things up initially and then just using Sass and JS makes things much more enjoyable to me.
I've spent time looking at headless CMSs(?) but surprisingly haven't come across CosmicJS. I'll give that a look. So far I like NetlifyCMS, and I've played around with Wordpress, Cockpit, Directus, Strapi, and a few others.
I think it's relatively new too.
You mentioned Strapi, maybe sanity.io/?
Look promising, but never tried it personally.
I wanted to get started(properly) with something based on firebase.
Part of the challenge is finding one of these that will work well for clients. If I need to update something, none of these would be a problem. I feel that the layout and maybe some of the terminology could be problematic for a client who isn't super tech-savvy. That is one big benefit to Wordpress is predefined fields. On my to-do list is trying Wordpress as a headless CMS using the rest api they offer.
Just remembered I had something else contentful.com/.
I'll leave it to you to figure them out, it's a little too much for me :p
I've looked at it but haven't played around with it yet. Mostly I'm just looking for non-techie CMS which allows me to build a front-end using javascript using an api. I mean, I guess either I'll find one I like or I'll just build it eventually lol.
Happy belated birthday to you and many more happy ones.
Thank you so much :) still nice to hear even thought it's a couple of weeks ago
Hello Everyone, I'm Mahesh, I'm a Mechanical Engineer by education. I'm a budding developer(a complete noob :P) and I want to connect with the experts in the industry as well as my peers to learn from them to be a good Software Developer. My other hobbies are Reading(Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Mythology), Watching Movies(Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Mythology).Cheers!
Hi Mahesh! I'm a mechanical engineer too! Welcome to Dev.to :) Let me know if you have any questions or need anything. Hopefully you find some good articles -- and maybe even share your own!
Hello Ryan! Thrilled to know that you too are a Mechanical Engineer :) I have been following your articles and they are awesome! Oh yes! Now I know that you are a mechanical engineer, I won't hesitate to ask questions when in doubt or whenever I am stuck ;) Your articles are a great help for beginners.
That's awesome, I'm glad my articles were helpful. I'll try to come up with more! And definitely feel free. I'm always happy to try to help :)
Thanks a lot. As of now, I'm just a newbie, I know a tiny bit of basic python. I'm trying to learn automation using python as my entry point to the field. I will go through your articles, learn and try to start my own automation project. I will definitely ask for help when stuck.
It sounds like you might really enjoy Automate the Boring Stuff by Al Sweigart. It's free to read online!
Yes! It's really helpful. I am learning a lot from that.
Also, I'm going through your article about "3 Common Mistakes that Python Newbies Make". I found it useful.
Cool! Make sure to read through the comments on that one. There's a lot of good info in the comments. :)
Definitely.
Hi everyone,
My name's Rina, and I'm here to learn more about coding. My goal is to become a fullstack developer. I'm doing some pre-bootcamp programs now. I seem to have become addicted to JavaScript.
Hi Rina, welcome to dev.to. 👋
Thank you!
Hi everyone! My name is Ru and I used to be a psychologist. Half a year ago I have decided to learn web development and now I'm here)) I live in Russia and I also hope to improve my English by reading posts here and writing some.
Now I'm learning JS, HTML/CSS and reading about jQuery :D
Wish me luck) I do really like it!)
Great!
So what is your goal for learning web development? Like what motivated you to move away from being a psychologist? Or, are you learning so you can do something for your psychologist works? :)
Hi!) I worked with children for two years as a psychologist and now my main goal is to figure out how exactly I can teach them programming languages using funny games. That why I'm learning now)))
To be honest, that is one of the greatest goals. I really appreciate how you want to shape the future of many people. :)
What has been your struggle so far with your goal?
Thanks!)
Well, the struggle is pretty hard for me =) It's unusual to start thinking differently
Now I have learned about html/css and learning JS. Writing easy functions and websites and I like it a lot!
If you want to learn better, maybe join FreeCodeCamp?
If you want to teach kids, maybe check how others are doing at tynker.com and similar sites.
Hope you have a great journey ahead.
Thank you soooooo much! Youa're very kind person1
Hi! I'm Massimo, I'm from Belgium and I'm a almost brand new in the dev community.
I'm actually following a 6-months bootcamp in web dev. I like to learn new stuff and develop new skills.
Previously I was creative/art director in several advertising agencies. But after 8 years to work in advertising I wanted to do something else , so here I am...
During my free time I like coding (of course :-)) and I like to play music (electronic stuff), running, bicycling, ...
(Sometimes my english is shitty don't blame me it's not my mother tongue)
Cheers!!
What are you learning in your bootcamp? What bootcamp is it? Hey if you can speak another language your already a step ahead. Welcome!
Hi everyone! My name is Ravern! I am currently studying Cybersecurity in Singapore after being hyped up by the government to join this course 😎.
My passion lies in web development, both in the frontend and the backend. I know Go, JavaScript, Swift and Python. I also love learning new languages, having recently picked up Ruby and Elixir.
Besides coding, I also love to play frisbee and guitar 🎸. Cheers!
Hello everyone, I'm Rindra. I'm currently a student in software engineering. Sorry for my bad english. That's a pleasure to read posts in this website. I'm interested in mobile development but also in other development language. Thanks all for sharing tips and advices. Also, I don't comment post very much (still student so not having much experience). Thank you for the welcoming. Cheers!
Hello everyone, I'm Jaydeep. I've just started my web development journey and looking forward to a great community experience. I'm exploring machine learning and NLP as well, their applications to help people are what that drive me. I like discussing about philosophy, physics and music.
I am learning full stack web development. Trying to cram all of that code into my tiny little brain in 12 months. Wish me luck. I decided to learn web development because I realised I had a passion for it. It started with the idea of blogging and creating websites through wordpress. I wanted to make it more personal, but then when I started looking into what makes a website I wanted to create it. Three months into my course :)
It is very difficult to list all of my hobbies, there are too many and I have been saying for a while that I need to cut them down. There are too many excellent things to like and do.
I look forward to reading some more articles.
Hope to see you around here Zoe!
Hello everyone,
I'm Hazem. I born in Syria, grew up and living in Jordan and originally I'm from Palestine.
I discovered dev.to through Github trending and I'm so clade to join the dev.to community.
I’m a lead software engineer based in Jordan and Saudi Arabia working with Tam Development LLC. One year ago, we came to Amman - Jordan to open a new software development branch.
I had a good experience in software engineering, database development/administration, 3D industry asset virtualization, managing teams and maintaining our modern family-oriented culture.
My favorite hobby is video games (Blizzard Entertainment games) and I really love farming, fishing, hanging out with friends, music (especially bob marly) and finally and unfortunately, I love high speed.
Thank you all for sharing your knowledge. And I will be happy to help and to be part of this awesome community.
If you are located in Jordan or Saudi Arabia and you need help regarding software engineering please feel free to contact me.
Thank you all!
Hazem.
Hey dev.to community...I am Shreyas, been in IT industry for 17 years. I have worked on several technologies and in several roles from developer to architect. Yet I feel I have so much to learn from others and community like dev.to helps in achieving that. While I am here to learn, I would be contributing whatever I can. Planning to write a note very soon. Watch out for same.
Hello! I'm Carlos, and I found out about this community through a youtube video from google chrome developers channel. I'm currently learning web development, and I'm super excited to become a part of this fantastic community. I have a background in audio engineering, and I love playing music as a hobby.
Oh, cool. I used to do a lot of audio engineering in my teen years. I don't do much now. I run sound for my church but they play over tracks
Hi, all! I'm Lucy from the USA, and after I got my BS/IT degree I started as a tester/documenter. I tracked test results in dBASE III, and then my boss brought me a new tool - Access, and it was Windows-based - ooh! I then went through VBA and VB and have been working in C#/WinForms and C#/MVC for a few years. I still love solving puzzles as a career, and getting to help make other people's jobs easier so they can go home on time.
When I'm not coding, I sing with a local women's chorus. Now I'm the music librarian, and have build a Windows application that tracks seasons, songs, singers, attendance, and who has what copies of which songs. I've also started an MVC app for the same data, so I can take attendance on my phone. Sooo... what is this "non-coding" you speak of? :)
Hello, guys! I'm a beginner .NET developer, which I've discovered by chance and I really like it. Also, I'm on my second year of my Master's degree on Cyber Security. It's been a while since I've entered a community, but this one seems fun and the posts here are great, so here I am. As for hobbies, I enjoy several things like reading, sports or music festivals, but I'm still searching for something to put passion into. I'm writing this while having a glass of wine, so Cheers!
Welcome do the community.
Thanks!
Hi fellows devs, I am here because this site and the community publishes excellent posts about development. I am a dev mainly focus on PHP/Laravel & Android. Also I am trying to learn as much as devops as I can. So if you are looking for a kind of devops padawan I'm very interested! Please let me know if I can help you too! Happy coding and beers!
Hey hey everyone! My name is Alex and I discovered this site on Twitter, and I signed up because it looks really cool! I’m excited to join this seeming welcoming and chill community. I am currently loving React and I hope that I can continue to learn more and practice my skills! :))
Some hobbies include, dancing, piano, and just having a good time. Thanks for reading!
Welcome, Alex! Good to have you :)
Hello everyone, I am Arturo, I'm a college student here in Puebla, México. I ended up here because I want to learn more about the technology that is been using it at the real world because the college teach some older knowledge. My favorite non-coding hobby is videogames, anime and series
Privet, dev mates!I'm Paul from cold Siberia (cuttently living in Kiev, Ukraine).
I'm working as full-time python backend developer since Jan, 2018. I'm kind od switcher: before full-time coding I worked as head of marketing. (BTW now I can hating all marketing things with PRO-level).
My Python path was started in 2015, when friend - Java EE developer recomends me try Python, when I was 'crying' on his shoulder about why I can't work properly with JS (my God, this semicolons(;) broke all my passion to coding).
So 3 years later I'm proud to be Python dev, who have minor experience in Erlang and Go. Now I have bootcamp as fullstack dev aaaand... They told me ES6 already have no semicolons (much of time). Damn))
So why I'm here? I want to come my passion to JavaScript back, because it stops all of my progress. I guess I have kind of "mental block" for JS. Hope you, guys, can help me there
Hi everybody. I am syed meesam ali. I'm professionally a civil engineer but was always interested in programming and started with Visual Basic to program a simple structural system (civil engineering related). I developed more interest in programming when i started using VBA in Excel to automate various tasks and found out that almost anything can be automated with programming. Used MATLAB sometime to also program basic stuff related to engineering. Recently I developed deeper interest for Python due to my interest in big data analysis as well as AI. I have taken many courses from edX and still continuing my learning primary from edx as well as some UDEMY courses. Currently devoting myself to learn in-depth JavaScript as a front-end developer as well as enhance my Python knowledge and looking forward for ways to bring my multiple interests into something composite.
Programming literacy I strongly believe is a super must for future learning in any field. I also am currently teaching VBA for Excel to some students and in future want to develop courses in programming to teach in the most simplest ways.
I am trying to maintain my own Excel advanced page on facebook at: facebook.com/exceladvanced/
I want to be more active in programming and really would love to be part of any active community where people encourage and help each other reaching higher levels of experience and understanding.
Hello everyone, I am Sophie Obomighie, currently a third year student of human anatomy from the university of Benin, Nigeria.
I have practical experience with WordPress, HTML, CSS, Python and django but I'm mostly Python now. I intend to fully transition from medical sciences to programming or at least major in biomedical engineering because I've falling in love with programming.
I decided to join this community because of my resolution to be more intentional about my learning process, to have a reliable community to get help from and to improve on my technical writing skills. Aside programming and school, I volunteer for tech communities like Developer's students club (mobile.twitter.com/dscuniben), The GirlLEAD project (m.facebook.com/girlleadproject/), WAAW foundation
(waawfoundation.org) etc
I also try out Karate in my free time. I feel excited to be here.
Love, Sophie.
Hi Sophie! Great to have you! Glad you fell in love with programming. I can totally relate to that
Thank you for the warm welcome, Arik.
Hello! My name is Jack. I'm an information systems specialist with a focus on Amazon Web Services, web development in PHP and Node.js, PostgreSQL, and DevOps.
I've been looking for a forum for free-flowing discussion related to software development and when I saw dev.to, I thought of trying it out.
My favorite non-coding hobbies (yes, it's difficult to just put one)? Photography, Traveling, and Writing.
Hello y'all, I'm a former and future software engineer, came here to seek guidance and advice getting back on the horse. I previously worked for the Department of Defense, and now work at Looker. Besides coding I like road trips, camping and playing video games. Love the articles and discussions here, finally decided to sign up :)
Hello Will, welcome to dev.to! :)
Welcome Will, great to have you here :D
Ciao! I'm Sebastiano Italian, venice city.
I am now living in Japan, Tokyo I just start to study coding and I am having a lot of fun! my English is not really good so please forgive me.
I start this adventure with same online basic tutorial course of HTML, css, JavaScript.
I am 43 years old and I wish to become a web developer, maybe is to late but try anyway!!
JavaScript is the one I really needs some help!!
thanks !!!!!
You are not alone Sebastiano, I'm the same age and trying to start my career over. Keep it up!
Thanks man! I will! You to!
Hello, dev community!:)
We are D2C.io team and would love to help anyone to get started with Docker containers and cloud technologies.
We provide ready-made stacks to start in a couple of clicks as well as individual configurations for your applications.
Hey all! I recently graduated from a 7-month boot camp. I completed their front-end program. Very excited to be job hunting now!! I love JavaScript, React and Express.js. Now that I have time I hope to start reading again, and I might pick up The Culture series by Iain M. Banks.
Hi all! I'm Rebecca, I'm a Javascript engineer. At work, I build React Native mobile apps, and in my own time I build full stack React web apps, and I'm learning Swift for iOS. When I'm not coding, I like to read, rock climb, weight lift, and toy around with the Raspberry Pi. I made the career switch to software a year ago, so I'm still learning a lot, and loving every second of it!
Hi everyone, I'm Eli. I've been in the industry for a little under 4 years and I'm currently a release engineer at Docker.
Currently I"m interested in getting better at Go and learning Linux internals better.
Fun fact about me, I started coding through Minecraft plugin develop. RIP Bukkit.
Hi everyone.
Im Levi, from Venezuela. I'm Director of Engineering at MO.
Have more than 13k rep on stackoverflow. I love to try help others because there is not any better way to learn than teaching.
I already created my first post, you can check it out. Try to teach other about my experience building platforms from scratch and obviously learn from others. This is such amazing community.
This is my personal blog. You can find articles about python, django, etc.
Main techs:
Python
Django
AWS (ton of them)
Ionic
Angular
Docker
devOps (in general)
What's your favorite non-coding hobby? Swimming.
Cheers.
Hello everyone! My name is Carla, I'm taking a Software Engineering degree in London. On next year, I'll be finishing my degree and as soon I get my diploma I plan to move to Netherlands for traineeship. I ended up here as there was an article from here on suggested articles list of Google Chrome. I'm interested in web development. I'm comfortable with Java but I would like to learn C#. In addition, I want to keep updated with the last technologies. My favourite non-coding hobby is watching Korean dramas.
Hi folks! Just heard about this site from Github on twitter. I'm primarily a Ruby on Rails dev but dabble in Python and am looking to learn Go and Rust. Hopefully, this site is a good way to stay in the loop on trends and make my coding experience more social. I've developed a boilerplate SaaS app (2 actually, see my Github) and am thinking about doing a video series explaining various features and choices in a modular way that could apply to any Rails app.
Hello everyone! I'm Dhairya. I'm currently learning Data Science on my own, and will try to make some cool projects using that. It's my long sought idea of a project with analysis of soccer games, players, etc, since I love this game so much.
By the way, as someone who is trying to learn his ways into this field, I am absolutely loving this site! Kudos to the creators and developers involved. And the community here seems to be amazing and so welcoming. I genuinely love this!
Hello everyone, I'm Sanjiv Barnwal (Shaw), I'm currently working with a London based digital agency named DuBSEO, from last 5-years on SEO, PPC, and Social Media Marketing. I signed up here with Dev.to because I want to learn new idea more and more about digital marketing, tech news, languages such as PHP, Magento, Laravell, and Node JS etc. By the way, I'm looking to contribute as a guest blogger here with unique information about search engine updates and social media updates and how to fix them! My favourite hobby is helping business with onpage seo changes (not paid)! Cheers!
Sanjiv Barnwal (Shaw)
Digital Marketing head at DubSEO London
Hi developers, I'm Akshay. My love for open source brings me here, from this tweet by GitHub
I am looking forward to DEV-Android repository and would like to start contributing. Nowadays, I am exploring Android and me also into the communities for which you can watch my video on the Google Developers India channel here I am open for all kind of discussions, Let's connect
Hello World!!
This is Susheel, currently working as Research Engineer in Hyundai Mobis Technical Centre Of India and engineering the In-vehicle Network Data for Telematics Applications in Hyundai and Kia Cars.
I would like to explore various technologies not just to some field...web related..data science..etc.
I am passionate photographer so this is my favorite hobby!!
Hi Everyone!
I'm Shyam from Nepal and I'm super excited to join the Dev.to community. I think this is the first dev community I have ever joined. I used to read the posts from the fellow devs in dev.to and they all felt very positive and encouraging. I have found that the altogether vibe of the community is inclusive and I'm so glad to be a part of the team.
Hope I can contribute to the community in every possible way.
Have a great day/night wherever you are!
Hey there, I'm Kwaleyela, I'm a 16 year old currently teaching myself how to code :-) I found myself here because I want to learn more about technology and coding, my favorite non-coding hobby is Music (I'm a rapper & song writer) _^
Hello everyone, I am Sam. I'm currently doing 3 year degree in mathematics and computer science. I ended up here because I want to learn not only from the classroom but also from other people. My fav non coding hobby is playing video games. Chao😊
Hi All !
I'm Diego and I'm from Argentina. I've been developing for 6 years in PHP and JS with MySQL databases. I have three years of experience in AWS production services and I apply to the AWS Solutions Architect Associate this June.
What I see in my roadmap is putting a strong work in learning more about devops, already use Jenkins, Ansible but I wanna know more about Python scripting(just a beginner now), dockers, etc. For the other part I wanna start sharing thoughts with others in the fields and experience about the different situations that we afront every day in our jobs.
Also i'm starting as digital nomad too.
Happy to help every time that I can, I runned a free workshop in my city about AWS Architecture, with uptime as the objetice(balancers, scalability and more) and I'm thinking to do more around the globe.
Regards !
Hello there, I'm Thomas 👋
I've followed dev.to twitter account for some time now but I've never taken the leap to sign up in here.
My co-worker @nickytonline is always telling me about this awesome community and I thought I could help and bring some positive things as well, especially now the codebase is open source.
Aside from coding, I like fishing. I find it very relaxing and helps me recharge away from the screen.
Have a wonderful day,
Thomas.
Noice. Cool that you finally joined. I think @ben and his crew may have a few issues in the recently open sourced dev.to repo if at some point you want to tackle one 😉
dev.to is now open source
Ben Halpern
Hello all, I'm Derek. Literally I am brand new to coding as in day 2 of my program where I drill nothing but basics for 50 days then rejoin the #100DaysOfCode community. Currently I am focusing on Python then working my way through all of its libraries and extensions. In my free time I like to spend time with my wife and kids.... And well learn to code.
Hi everyone, I'm Laurent from France.
I teach web development and am always looking for new opportunities to learn stuff so here i am.
I use mostly use JS (Vue.js & Node.js) and a little bit of PHP (Laravel).
I'm waiting for the open source transition, hoping I will have enough time to contribute.
When I don't teach or code, I take care of my kids. And read comic books if there's some free time left (which honestly doesn't happen often).
Hi everyone, I am a front end developer for about 4 years now and I started learning React about a year ago. Recently I've been working on a project using React which I think is the best way to learn.
I know the react community is quite big and growing fast, and I think it's wonderful everyone can share their experience and knowledge in the name of a developing technology.
And my favourite non-coding hobby is ... I have a few actually - I like to travel and photograph and also I am very passionate about interior design, graphic design, UX, etc.
Hello. I'm Stefan, frontend developer, Angular enthusiast and deep learning trainee on Coursera:). Hope to learn new things around here. I enjoy longboarding, airsoft, squash, hiking, driving fast and going to the gym. Currently working on an Angular workshop. Hope I can contribute something. Keep coding guys.
Hello everyone,My names Warren. I'm currently in my 3rd year of study at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. I'm a software development student doing my diploma and looking to pursue my degree next year. I learnt about this site through my Google news feed. Looking to learn more about the different languages out there to add to my list and always up for new challenges. Hope to learn alot from all of the fellow developers on here!!
Hello everyone,
I am Gevik, I discovered dev.to through Hacker News. I have been developing software for the past 20 years. Currently I am developing a new UI framework in TypeScript. I came here to learn and perhaps share a thing or two.
Hello! I'm waddlesplash. I'm paid to work on newspaper software by day, and I volunteer for Haiku by night. I'm not quite sure how much time I'll spend on dev.to, but, it looks pretty awesome so far! :)
Perhaps I should write up some of my adventures of working on Haiku here. Though it looks like tales of stack alignment woes and tail-call debugging are perhaps a little outside of what seems to be the regular fare here...
Hey guys, great to be here.
I have been enjoying various articles from here for half a year anonymously and finally decided to join the community and give back.
I'm a full-stack developer at Philips and I love open source.
My main work is with
Javafor backend andAngularfor frontend but I love discovering new technologies.Oh, and my non-coding hobbies are guitar, drums, kite-surfing and D&D.
Cheers!
Funny thing I "learned" in college how to do Backend with Java and the Spring framework and later add Angular for the Frontend (even with some Android on it).
Now personally I enjoy much more the Frontend work and being doing stuff with JavaScript both Node and React. Funny how the stack changes hehe
Hello. Who would have thought there was a sort of twitter thing for devs? Like reddit/programming and twitter had a facebook baby. I showed up because I heard this site went open source.
I've just been going on news.ycombinator.com to get my dev news for the past few months, maybe dev.to will be good as well.
Non-coding hobby: video games, podcasting
Hello everyone, I'm Jose. I've been doing web dev for a year now, jump from full stack, to front-end recently, and also I'm learning to build REST API's with node.js and express. My non-coding hobby by far, is watch Anime and also games. Get here after reading couple interesting articles.
Welcome to DEV!
Hi, I'm Nicolas from Paris, I discovered this website with this post.
I love learning new things and make stuff, especially when it's about programming.
I also play the flute and love bicycles.
Hello everyone, I'm Bijay. I am a python enthusiast, just getting into the world of python. Devops, Machine Learning and Networking are the topics that I am currently looking into along with django framework for web development.
My favorite kind of music is classical music specially of Beethoven and Debussy. Hope to expand my knowledge in this realm and thank you everyone for sharing the experiences, advices, tips and many more. Looking forward to talking with you all. :)
Welcome to Dev.to!
Greetings Everyone!
My name is Ryan and I have started a new career on the path of web development after teaching chemistry for almost ten years. I am currently part of the Grow with Google Scholarship which is hosted by Udacity and I am about to finish the frontend development program soon and will be starting the Computer Science/Fullstack Web program with Lambda School at the end of this month. I am interested in aspects of all languages, however, my current focus is centered on JavaScript and its frameworks. I also have an affinity for aspects of deep learning and artificial intelligence topics as well. I found my way here from the trending repositories section on GitHub and immediately it caught my attention. As a person currently in a career change to this sector of work, I am honestly quite nervous and looking for advice and wisdom from members of the community - and I just can tell right from the start that this community is going to be the place for me to find such advice without worrying about how long I have been developing for or how I learned to develop. I look forward to meeting and learning from everyone!
Hi Ryan, Welcome to the community. We all strive to build the most welcoming, helpful community, so I hope/think you'll feel right at home here :).
Hi guys! I'm Mihai, I'm 15 years old and love to code! I'm learning computer science and cpp at my high school and in my spare time I'm doing web development, I love to go to contests and recently went to America for a great computer science contest(i know i'm a show off :D). I came here from a great tweet about social platforms for programmers! My favourite non-coding hobbies are entrepreneurship, cars and music! Have an amazing day :D!
👋Hello everyone, I'm Andy. I have been working as a Linux System Engineer for seven years, then went back to college and graduated with a Computer Science degree. Currently, I am looking for an SRE position in the SF Bay Area. During my preparation for interviews, dev.to showed up for so many time in Google Search results. I think I must join this community because it looks original and fun!
I can't live without coffee, books, and python. Now let me look around to see where I can contribute.
Hello, I am Jake. I have a B.S. degree in Chemistry and spent about four years working as a research assistant in a theoretical and computational biophysics and chemistry laboratory. The bulk of my work was performing ab initio quantum calculations and simulations on small biomolecular systems, namely peptides and disaccharides which was a lot of fun because I got to run my jobs on some of the most powerful high-performance computing clusters in the world. After that, I couldn't find any opportunities that I enjoyed so I freelanced as a web developer learning a little PHP and MySQL. Then I became a little more serious and learned Bootstrap, Ruby on Rails, and JavaScript (jQuery AJAX Node ES6 React Webpack Vue) all of that was fairly recently and I was able to combine it with my Linux experience from the computational lab so I'm just about to start a new job in San Jose, California as a DevOps Engineering Consultant. I am working on the AWS Solutions Architect and Kubernetes certifications as well as learning Go and Python. I ended up on this website because I clicked a link on my Twitter feed. My non-coding hobby is amateur black & white photography.
@Everyone, I'm Kamal, currently working as Software Architect in a startup based on Bangalore. I mostly work with Node.js and other stuffs which basically uses JavaScript. I love programming. I read an interesting article here, so just thought joining here to keep myself up-to-date and keep learning new things happening around. I love cooking and travelling. Please do feel free to ask me doubts about coding or cooking(may be co*ing).
Hey everyone, my name is Brett. I have tinkered with programming for a while but, in an effort to level up and solidify my skills, I just finished a 6 months coding bootcamp at Northwestern University. I am excited about using Javascript more and, now that the bootcamp is over, have been starting to deep dive more into React. I do hear a lot of good things about Elm and have been curious to try that out as well. Outside of coding, I really enjoy playing guitar and makin' music. Looking forward to chatting with you all!
Hellooo! My name is Tony. I am a Full Stack Developer based in the Washington D.C. metro area. I am here because I have come to learn dev.to is now open sourced and that makes my heart smile. Most of all, I am looking forward to learning from everyone! I would have to say my favorite hobbies out side of coding would include anything related to family, wine, street tacos and metaphysics 👁
Hello everyone, I'm Julz. I'm a Web Developer and Project Manager based in Cape Town. I came across ThePracticalDev on twitter a while back and love how the posts are often concise and well broken down - great for learning and refreshing on concepts!
My fav non-coding hobby is road tripping.
Hello everyone, I'm Sarthak. I have been programming since past one year. I am here to learn, grow and contribute. I am currently into Data Analysis.I love to code in Python, but I do carry knowledge of R and Java.
My Hobbies are playing chess and poker.
Welcome!
I used to play chess too many years ago and I really loved it! Unfortunately now I've lost most of it, but I'm pondering about getting back to it some day.
Hello, My name's Ogechi and I am aspiring (floundering) front-end/UI developer. I got an newsletter from Codrops. I am good with HTML5/CSS3, but I'm having a hard time getting JS to stick. I am currently working on a P1XT-inspired coding guide (I hope it works). Besides coding, I love cooking, baking, listening to podcasts, kickboxing, and reading.
github.com/BlackMG27/Job-Ready-Gui...
Heyo, I'm Patriks. I'm a programming student working part time as a machine learning engineer. Two years ago, in my first inernship, i discovered how litte i know and have been trying to connect up the dots ever since. I hope to hear some stories how people manage to make a a practical difference to the world and not go crazy/burned out.
I'm an avid backpacker and gamer. My favourite band is fugazi.
We all hit that point when we realize how much we have to learn! I think for me was around the time I started interviewing for my first internship.
Hi everyone, I'm Nick, I work as a junior software engineer at a fairly large company in Europe.
I don't remember what brought me here but I can bet it was Google now feed, and I couldn't be more grateful for being here.
My dream is to contribute code to an open source project but I guess I am afraid that I don't have the technical knowledge to do so, and certainly I don't have the time at the moment. Also, I have no idea where to start from.
My favorite non-coding hobby is photography.
Nice to meet you all!
Hi everyone, I'm Rully Ramanda, a software engineer, i know dev.to for quite some time, but just tried signed in right now. My favorite programming languages are python and javascript, although i like to explore the other languages as well. For non-coding hobbies i like gaming (i play DotA 2 too :-D), music, reading etc.
Hello, I'm Chrissy, I'm a UX Engineer from Glasgow, Scotland. I've been in the industry for 6 years, starting as a web designer before becoming more focused on researching and experimenting with UX/UI.
In my spare time, I climb the mountains of Scotland, take photographs and mountain bike.
allo! I'm Kritner, I don't know what this site is, saw a link on the coding blocks podcast slack.
I'm a full stack dev, recently working on backend c# code mostly. Working with dotnet core, crypto testing, and looking to expand my knowledge and help others! I'm poking around docker (kritner.com is hosted via docker on my homelab), as well as seeing if Orleans is something I could utilize to distribute long running CPU bound code.
Recently became a dad (2 years ago already?!), and I started keto about 4 weeks ago w/ my wife, to help support her, and in hopes I'll see my abs again (i started working on my dad bod about a decade ago). I don't have time for much else at the moment, but do thoroughly enjoy learning new things, gaming, jogging, cooking, reading.
Yup.
Hello everyone, My name is Karan. I am from Nepal. I am 26. Currently, I am working on the Salesforce platform and before that I worked on big data for a year.
I am currently trying to be a full stack developer and develop some amazing projects.
I spend most of my time on my laptop and when I don't it means either I am sleeping or I am reading a book (though I watch Impractical Jokers and play Clash Royale on my mobile as well [only when I am bored]).
I also read and practice Mathematics and find Mathematics very very beautiful. I will be joining Masters soon.
I have a 9 to 6 job, so I spend most of my time in my office.
I found this website in hacker news and I am liking it a lot.
I am hoping to meet new people and learn new things.
Hiya, I'm Konrad and I've been learning web development since nearly two years focusing mainly on front-end and computer science theory and history. I'm looking forward to get some good insights on how to land your first full time job and do the stuff I love for more than just in my spare time.
Oh and also I love to play all kinds of guitars.
Hello Konrad! Welcome to the community. You're gonna learn so much from the community and hopefully you could teach some of us how to play guitar.
Hello! I'm Erick, I'm currently a Swift developer, I ended here because a recommendation from a Friend, I'm currently trying to catch up with the new stuff in JS (I hated JS), I'm a little more experienced in Ruby, what I'm aiming right now is to improve my code and learn about the new practices in coding, my favorite non-coding hobby is playing the guitar in fact I'm a studio session player, so I've fun sometimes on gigs and stuff like that.
Hope to see you all on the boards
Cheers!
Hi everyone,
just started to code 4 months ago.
The goal was to find a new professional path through something fun and interesting
Now it just feels right
I'm here to share and gather stuff about coding and technology, i feel this is the place for it :)
Later this year, i am going to start looking for an internship and then for a job.
I thought dev.to could also provide me with fresh pieces of news and information about those
It's nice to be here,
See you ;)
Hi everyone, Abderrazzak from Morocco, I am an aspiring android and front end developer, I want to be the kind of code-guy that designers love to work with if I dont become a designer myself. Some interesting facts about me include: I speak four languages (Arabic, French, English and another one that you arent probably familiar with, called Berber or Amazigh language lmgtfy.com/?q=Berber+language ). Another fact is that I only had access to internet less than two years ago (Morocco still is a third country), but I am already sick of consuming, I would like to create and build something that can be valuable. I watch some Anime and I love kevin Hart. Would have liked to write more about myself .. but less is more ... I am always open to questions and also if you want to help me please fell free to do it.
Hey. My name's Julian. I'm a newbie, currently enrolled in Udacity's Front End Nanodegree program through their partnership with Google, and also enrolled at Flatiron School. Happy to be here!
Hello everyone, I have been a full stack JS Dev since about 2012. Before that I was a contract game Dev working in unity3d, and C#. Now, I work as a tech lead for an ionic project, mostly managing other developers. I don't get to program as much as I like, but it's still great to be in the thick of things, and help out my devs when they need it.
I joined dev.to mostly because I have been enjoying the content everyone makes and wanted to be a part of the community.
For the non-coding hobby it used to be video games, but now it's helping my autistic son learn to talk.
Hey everyone!
I am slowly learning webdev in my free time and would love to transition into a developer role one day.
I used to blog about iPhone apps and games as well as Jailbreak tweaks. I also ran a Jailbreak news podcast for a while, which is sort of what got me into webdev.
After using WordPress for a while I began to crave more. A friend turned me on to jekyll and I’ve been playing around with it since.
Currently trying to focus on the basics and get a good foundation with semantic HTML5 and CSS3, then I plan on moving to SAAS/ SCSS then move on to JavaScript (which confuses the F out of me).
I folks, I'm Chris. I'm a web engineer living in New York City working in the medical field. I've recently starting doing a deep dive into machine learning, and my strongest language is JavaScript. In my spare time I write and perform comedy.
Hello everyone, I'm Ilyas,I'm currently working as an API Specialist and I'm Google Apigee certified API Engineer, but I like to call myself a FullStack Developer. I love NodeJS and everything it brought to us. Apart from my office hours, I do some freelancing. The reason of being here is to simply be in touch with people who love technology :). Other than work, i listen to music and go out with my friends.
Hey there I am Jens. In the dev business since 1995 (yes, you read that correct). I like inline skating, coding and listening to electronic music (mainly).
I am curios what I experience in this community.
Hi all, Nivesh here!
Check out my portfolio when free: niveshsingh.com/
Anyone watching The international starting August 10 2018 ? #LetsGoLiquid
(Listen "two steps from hell - Impossible" while reading my intro because its boring!!)
Hi everyone, I'm Saurabh, I'm an Electrical Engineer (by accident) but now making small stuff online (by choice) - like ThemesFor.App, Engigogo, and QDONOW. Nowadays I spend most of my time to develop small tools, watching One piece and learning AI.
Hello!
A buddy sent me the Open Source announcement, congrats dev.to!
I am trying to learn some new languages, my dev background is web HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript and now I have tried: Bash, Rust, Python2/3 (PI), C++ (Arduino), Docker and converted fully to Linux. I do have interest in learning about WASM, especially with Rust (I found rust hard but very satisfying when Rustc compiles). Currently I am taking a stab at GraphQL and building a personal development environment via docker. I still have a desire to stay with JavaScript in some way as the ECMAScript changes have been really exciting and I enjoy watching the language and community grow. That's why I decided to try Rust, the community is so talented, helpful and humble; all while some very exciting things happening within the Rust ecosystem.
When I am not coding, I am playing guitar, gaming (DotA2 - I am not good at it though) or BBQ'ing.
Cheers,
Hello everyone,
I am Pramod. I am from Bengaluru(India). I am working as an Android Developer from last 5 years and just last month joined one of the leading US retail giants. I also have some experience in backend development as I have developed some APIs in play framework in my previous company. My hobbies are reading and binge watch on movies or TV series.
Hi all, I'm Lon. I write mostly Javascript, but recently I've been getting my hands dirty with a bit of Go. So I'd love to learn a lot of more on that. I was referred here by one of my mentors. Cheers!
Hello everyone, I'm Tom. I just saw the latest "State of the Web" video featuring Jess and Ben. They did a good job describing this community, so much that they made me join it :)
I work as a professional Web developer, mostly on React, Node.js, and Vue.
Cheers to all volley-ball players out there, either for competition or just for fun !
Awesome to have you!
Hi Everyone, I'm Alex, I finished bootcamp(full stack in .Net)about a year ago. I'm from Fort Lauderdale and looking for traineeship in the area. I want to be an expert in JS (JS is the future). I feel comfortble with HTML, CSS, SQL, and working knowledge in C#. Main goals is to be a full stack in .NET(Web App).
I have a background in Network technician, and I love playing basketball and softball as a hobby.
I look forward to reading some more articles
Heeeelloooo!!!. I'm Juan Manuel, from Madrid(Spain). I'm a middle aged man who wouldn't like to get lost in this incredible era full of technology. This is the reason I have come here. I'd like be in contact with people related with IOT, SOAP/Rest service, Big Data, etc ...
Among my hobbies, I try to improve my English (apologies for my mistakes) and run (have just begun a planning to be in shape)
Hey everyone!
I'm Ishan and I'm from India. I'm 17, currently in my senior year of high school. I've had the good fortune of bagging an internship at a local EduTech company. I work with Python, Django, OpenCV, Vue and Electron.
However, I have a terrible work ethic and am horribly disorganized. I'm hoping to improve myself in those regards and make some dev buddies along the way.
I'm a huge fan of alt-rock music, dreampop and shoegaze. In my spare time, I like to read. Right now, I'm reading Jack Kerouac's On The Road, and loving every line of it.
I also love to watch movies and anime. I like movies like Ruby Sparks, The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Scott Pilgrim V/s The World.
I hope we'll all get along well! Cheers!
Hey, I’m Amanda! Currently I’m re-teaching myself HTML & CSS. I took a class and learned the basics about 2 years ago but decided to restart with Codecademy, my notes, and the internet in order to build my website. I’m a Multimedia Artist but really like logo design and branding. Still trying to break into the industry though le sigh
Any tips and tricks for beginners will be greatly appreciated!
Oh, and my favorite non-coding hobby might be listening to podcasts (is that a hobby?)
Hi everybody, I'm JR, a javascript developer since 4 year now and i'm still loving it ! I've come here to stay up to date on new tech and talk with awesome people of course ;) I've done some PHP too on my early year of experience. My favorites hobbies are to hang up with friends and watch film and series (like a lot even is these are crappy film Oo)
Hello everyone :)
I'm Christian, a frontend dev from Denmark. I have about 5 years of getting payed doing everything under the umnbrella of "frontend" and I've always worked for small companies as I do now.
When I'm not trying to solve problems the best way, I lift and throw around with some heavy weights, play online games, watch tv-shows and read the occasional book (but not enough) on my Kindle. Just read Dark Matter which was very much worth reading.
So hi!
Hello everyone, I am Bill, from Shenzhen, China. I knew dev.to by accident when I was browsing the github trends.
I love programming, and I have been a coder since 2011 after graduated.
My blog URL is bingfeng.me, and all comments are welcomed.
Nice to meet you all again, and I believe this great community will bloom fast.
Hi all!
I’m located in France (Montpellier- South). Like cats (I guess like everyone too) I have had a pretty atypik background as developer, manager of a Music Shop, Director of an IT/Computer Science school, lastly Director of a Tech consulting Firm (coaching a community of 60 engineers).
This dev.to seems a great idea.
Looking forward to talking with you.
Pierre
Hello everyone! I'm Jorge. I'm a long time reader but joining the community now. I'm a former physical therapist turned software developer. I've been coding full-time for about 3 years now. I've had many hobbies in my life but the ones I keep coming back to are music and DIY. I've also become really interested in meditation and mental/physical health in general and how those affect my work and life. Later!
Hei!
I'm Peder, a full stack developer based in Wales (UK), but hailing from Norway, currently working full time at an exciting tech company here in Wales. I love helping people so I'm here to help where I can, and to possibly read some interesting articles and perhaps learn something new myself!
My favourite non-coding hobby is composing music (though this could be coding related too :D)
I found dev.to via GitHub.
Welcome aboard Peter. Great to have you!
Hey guys, excited to join the community. I'm a junior in college studying software engineering. After two internships, I'm still trying to figure out my future -- I love coding but it's hard to find that same magic in a 9-5 job. I came here from Practical Dev Twitter, and I love the coding community. Counting on you guys to help me along my journey
Hey all, I'm Zain. I'm an experienced developer primarily focused on front-end technologies for most of my career but never shy away from backend work. Especially a fan of JS for both ends.
I'm looking forward to learning new things and contributing as much as I can to the community. This seems like a great place and I've been having a blast since I joined.
Hi everyone my name is Jose Carlos, but everybody call me
joss.I'm a Mexican Fullstack developer looking for share a little bit of knowledge and also learn a lot from you, I've ever was in the developer environment. I am currently working as an assistant teacher at Ironhack. And to start well, I would like a couple of recommendations, I want to learn a new language, I use javascript as the main one and I want something interesting for the backend. What do you think about elixir?
Hi everyone,
I'm in my second year of Comp science after giving up the full time job and going after something I want to do.
We have covered basics like html, javascript, css and this year php and Java.
Loving the course but my code is deffo not up to scratch. Came here to learn from others and get ahead in college and work.
Hobbies hmm, we have a one year old so time for hobbies has really gone out the window, but recently started cycling a bit to de-stress and bouldering which are both great for the head. Swimming is next on the list I can't do two lengths.
Thanks everyone
G'day! Hi y'all I'm Sergio I'm a techy guy from Sydney, PHP and Python developer who is trying to move to the devops world. I came here following a trail of crumbs about Event Sourcing. I'm far from being an expert but if there's anything that I can help anyone with I'll give my best. Thanks a lot for all the super useful content you all share here.
Welcome, Sergio! You might enjoy browsing the (all-time) most popular articles submitted to #devops. You can check them all out here: dev.to/t/devops/top/infinity
Hi all, I'm Keenan. I'm currently a little over 1.5 years out of school for CS & IT, and over a year into my first grown up job at a large company. I'm currently in a rotation program that allows me to switch roles every six months or so, to help with my personal development and find my niche. I also like to fiddle with home automation, so you'll hopefully be seeing a few Home Assistant posts from me as I learn the ropes.
Favorite non-coding hobby is probably flying drones, even though I'm taking a bit of a hiatus at the moment due to my last one getting munched on by a dog. Happy to be here!
Hello everyone, I'm Fouad Husseini the founder of the Open Insurance Initiative.
The initiative promotes the concept of an open API standard for the insurance industry.
I'd like to connect with API architecture developers/experts to create the open API standard.
Assistance and referrals Will be appreciated.
Chears.
Hey Guys, I'm Harshit. Got to know about dev.to by some random link on twitter and here I am. Passionate about building. No matter what, I like building stuff. Whether website/tool/script/hardware anything. I like how vision and imagination of one person can make a big difference in life of community. Currently working as a software engineer at Amazon Alexa. So if someone is building awesome alexa skills and want to discuss somethings, shoot me!
Hello everyone, my name is Sodiq. I'm a newbie and at the moment learning JS.I joined this platform to learn more about coding. Looking forward to meeting more people and reading more tech news. My favourite non coding hobbies are listening to music and playing games. Cheers y'all
Hello! I’m iliana. I am a software development manager at Amazon. I learned about Dev.to at a talk Jess Lee (co-founder) gave at Write/Code/Speak. I am looking forward to writing a few posts here!
Woohoo! Great stuff @jess
Hello everyone, I'm Doyin Olarewaju a fullstack javascript developer from Nigeria and It's great to be here. I used to be in love with Php but nowadays I can't imagine life without Js. I'm proficient with plain old javascript, the es6 makeover, Nodejs, React, Angular, graphql, mongodb and some others.
Hi all!! Im Saman, a dotnet dev thats doing everything i can to keep my javascript sharp. I've been hanging out for a bit, its time to make an account and join the conversation : )
Outside of work I like rock climbing and fighting games (street fighter, marvel)
Hello. I'm Doug from Montgomery, AL. I've been learning to program for going on -- oh heck, my brain hurts to do the math. I first learned to program on my Dad's Epson QX-10. I used dBase II to help me track and bill my lawn care customers. At the time, I never considered it a career option. It was more of a necessity, albeit a fun one. In college, I cut my teeth programming on 80 column punch cards and quickly moved on to green and amber 80-column ASCII monitors like my Dad's computer had. At the time, 5MB of storage was considered half-decent. I was the Apple Student Representative at Auburn University for my last two years there. I bought 150 shares of Apple back when they were virtually penny stocks. I sold them all WAAAY too soon. So much for my career in financial counseling. :-/
After college, I did a year and a half stint for a private contractor, writing logistics software for the Standard Systems Center (the government), using C, Pro*SQL, and sprinkling in a little PCL for printing forms on HP laser printers. After that, I was hired to teach Ada for a workforce development agency. I wound up never teaching that class, because our requirements changed, but I stayed on with them and became their database programmer. I've now been using a database language (really, an integrated system) called 4th Dimension or "4D", 4d.com/. I use a third-party plugin called Active4D for web development. I have learned several other languages over the years. I've only used a handful of them for production code, however. I've enjoyed short (and fruitless) forays into WebObjects, Java, Spring. More recently, I've used Ruby and Rails for a few projects at work. Right now, I'm learning Elixir and Phoenix as well as Vue.js and friends. My day job still pays me to do 4D, and I'm quite fond of eating, so I don't have the time I'd like to really get productive with them.
For my next career, I'm considering writing my biography on every computer-related forum in existence -- without copy and paste. It probably won't pay much, but like everything else, I'll monetize it later. People will be mesmerized.
Hi I am Howard a senior fighting cancer, trying to learn python for fun, a challenge, and for profit if possible. I reside in Jamaica good internet but expensive for a senior so I am on a journey with just want to know can I !
Hi everyone! I'm Rahul. I'm currently trying to learn more about web dev and machine learning. My favorite non-coding hobby is playing the guitar. \m/
Hi here!
I'm a backend developer mostly in coding in PHP/MySQL and I work for Orange.
I heard about you through reddit and feedly and it seems to be a good place to learn.
I'm interested in languages like PHP, Python & Go, and I'm very focused in cross-skills like continuous integration, devops, software craftmanship...
Linux is my home and I'm a CLI lover.
Hello fellow devs! Welcome to the community :)
Hello, I’m Humphrey. I discovered dev.to after stumbling upon a twitter profile. I’ve loved some of the articles here so I decided to join. I was recently introduced to Ruby (Rails) and ReactJS. I want to learn more about them in-depth especially React. My non-coding hobbies are designing (graphic, UI), reading, and bing-watching tv series.
Hi,
I'm Richard Guay, a missionary in Tak, Thailand and a freelance programmer. I love programming web applications, especially for the desktop using NW.js. I've developed application in Vue.js, but I'm currently enjoying using Mint.
That application is now in Svelte v3. Much better!
Hey guys, I'm Miguel and currently completing the last 2 semesters of my CS degree. As a base for my portfolio, I'm working on the freecodecamp curriculum. Also, looking for an internship at the greater nyc area. I will start posting in our dev.to community.
Let's get along!
Hi everyone, I'm currently working Front-end stack at a small company. My name is Ginz and I'm a newbie in programming. Joining dev.to because I have read many topics related to my field and it boosts my career a lot.
Hello everyone I'm Zach. I'm not really a developer, I'm a Linux Engineer. I have a lot of experience with Redhat and Debian based distros, VM ware, Virtualbox, and I'm currently learning Python for use in system automation. Some of my jobs working with Linux include HP, Verizon, and IBM.
Hello, I am Jonathan. I have been programming in python for 7 years writing mostly numerical simulations while studying for my masters and degree in Physics. I graduated a year a go and started working in C# and using the ASP.NET framework to develop business orientated web applications that take advantage of Azure and Outlook. But I would always be a puthonista at heart :).
HEY ALL! I'm Wilcots, I work in web hosting and I was introduced to the world of, mainly, bash just over a year ago. Now I'm beginning my journey learning perl. I ended up here because the Google newsfeed continuously recommended articles from this site, and each time I realized that I enjoyed the articles and community more and more. Beyond coding, I drive as a hobby, not racing or anything, just long drives through nice places. (Driving fast is fun too)
Hello everyone ,I'm Robinson, I'm currently learning to code with python. Love to have a python friend here to guild through the learning process. It will be fun if you could make me your python kid(lol). Python and Javascript here I come.
Aloha!!
This is Vivek and I love everything related to programming.
I love writing small pieces of code that result into eliminating any manual/redundant/repetitive/mundane tasks.
I am the author of generator-jhipster-nav-element module that is a sub-generator for applications built using Jhipster (an awesome code generator).
One of my favorite non-programming hobby is to binge watch movies sequels and series.
Some of my favorites include: GOT, BBT, IT Crowd, The Office, Dexter, Suits, White Collar, Leverage ...
I'm excited to be here and see what DEV becomes as it matures :)
Hi everyone, I'm Shravan. I am more on .net and open source technologies (react,anagular,node). I love to read the articles on dev.to mostly on react where i learned so much , i can say dev is my guru . I am traveler and i love to play outdoor games which gives me some sweat ;-)
Hello, I am Petrus a final year computer science student at the University of Namibia. I am here to learn more on software development and other tech news. Am very fascinated about AI..
My non-coding favorite is music (playing guitar)
Hey! I'm Echo. Currently a student taking Computer Science Degree. I'm not that good but I'm always willing to learn that's why I'm here. <3 I also want to focus on Machine Learning and InfoSec and maybe some Web Development. I love Python and I want to master it. and maybe the funniest thing about me is that I sing while sleeping(people hear me sing while sleeping) haha.
non-coding hobbies:
Hey guys, I'm Marcus. I would call myself an Ethical Hacker, but I still have a long way to go. I've spoken at LegalSec 2018 in Washington D.C. and am about to speak at ILTACON (also in D.C.). I enjoy programming in Python3, and would like to learn other languages such as JavaScript or C++.
Hi yo! I'm Diego, i'm from spain and i am working in a telecomunications company. I'm in love with python and js, currently learning data mining and bigdata in a postgraduate degree.
I also like hacking, it's funny bypass others software xD
Hello everyone, I am Alan. A full stack developer from Erbil, Iraq. with more than 4 years experience in javascript, node.js and react native. I am here because I want to learn more about javascript and make friends. My hobbies are swimming, music and Reading.
Cheers
Hi! I'm Shouvik Mitra, I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree from DIT in CS with Specialization in Big Data Analytics. As a hobby and my passion, I love to develop super awesome websites. I <3 LAMP Stack, but at the same time, I experiment with lots of various other technologies like Node, Django and stuff. By the way, I'm looking for an internship in India! When I am not coding, you would probably find me listening to some music or playing cricket.
Hello everyone,
Call me Loi. I am a Uxi Designer and front-end developer. Begin with Pascal, Java and C+ at school but I don't do anything base from that. I am working on js, html css, ruby, nodejs, php but main job still UX design. Free time, I just want play with my family or thinking to something idea ex: how to make Basil? And just thinking... Now I'm here to trade knowledge with you.
Hi everyone, I'm Mario. I'm currently a full stack developer for a bank on Guatemala. I stumbled on this site on Facebook, while having some spare time at work. My favorite hobby apart from coding it's playing video games. I like to stay updated with the latest development trends and Frameworks, and this site seems to be perfect for that matter!
Cheers!
Hi everyone.
Been programming in a more serious manner for roughly 20 years now. Love playing with both new and strange languages and operating systems (plan9 being my favorite). Wrote mostly PHP (professionally) for quite a few years but mostly switched over to Go fulltime some 3-4 years ago.
Running a small e-commerce agency in Sweden - selling mostly hours to e-commerce companies.
I'm married, have a son and two daughters, got my dream house and 5 cats and a dog.
I guess that's me in a brief desc
Hi! Sam here — somewhat of a hybrid between teacher, programmer and small time entrepreneur.
After dabbling with code in my previous job, which was hardware based, I was bitten by the code monkey because I swiftly grew the desire to learn more. To quench the thirst, I combined a BSc in Computing at University with a web / graphic design startup: cutting my teeth with web technologies, ultimately build my first real app with Angular1 - theinterestgame.com/#!/landing.
Learning was fun but even more so, was helping my fellow students so I opted to combine the two disciplines and teach Computer Science — Next stop: London!
In the capital I trained to teach to 11 - 18 year olds to code — no easy feat but Kings College London is well known for it’s ability to train teachers and I was given the opportunity to learn from some of the leading researchers and teachers on the scene.
A gruelling but rewarding training year took place in mixed, all boys and all girls schools and, hey presto, a year later and my first ‘proper’ year teaching was in the ‘UK School of the Year’! Woo!
During this year, I taught selection statements, iteration, functions and data structures, as well as help the older students with projects ranging from: simple data input programs with Python + SQL to a tamagotchi style dog game with Unity!
Many students showed interest so I kept the keenos engaged with an after school code club. I enjoyed being the the students but still felt like there was something a little wrong — although the education system was (and still is) heading in the right direction, there is a definite void between what the students are asked to learn and the skills needed for a career!
Right now I’m doing less teaching and more networking and more React(ing).
Being (relatively) new to both programming and teaching, I’m hoping to write some beginners posts on what I’m learning: currently, the wonderful React 😊
Very much hoping to connect with the community to bridge the gap between education and communities like these, which in my humble opinion, should be intertwined.
Looking forward to both connecting and hearing your thoughts on what / how to teach tomorrow’s generation.
At your service,
Sam aka Mr.I
Hello
My name is Francisco, but I go by Frankie. I am currently not working, but hoping to gain the skills of a web developer. I know a little C#, and javascript, and hoping to gain more knowledge with React and Typescript. I love food and eating. I have 5 month old Shih Tzu named Archie, who is the best! Your help is greatly appreciated, you're all the best.
Thanks!
Hi everyone, I'm Shubham. I work as front-end lead at Dipper Technologies, New Delhi. I work with Ruby On Rails, Node Js on backend side, React and Vue Js on frontend and React Native for android development. I am fairly good in Js and have a penchant for learning new tech. Recently I have been fiddling with Go lang and Rust.
Lately I have been thinking of starting a project of my own. It can be an open source one too. If you guys have some idea or want to collaborate or seek any help, I'm open to DMs.
Hello fam, I'm Esther. I'm here to learn more and would love to contribute in any way possible. I'm currently learning React native, Native Script, Vue Js, Python. I think I might be addicted to coding. Lol. My favorite non-coding hobby is music, can't sing though; I just listen. Cheers!!!
Hello everyone how is everyone doing I’m Jam Jam current teaching my self full stack
JavaScript and all the goodies and hope to learn, get and give information from the dev community and my none coding hobby is browsing the web and chilling with friends
Developer, developers, developers! Howdy. I'm Angel, C# developer, born/raised in Mexico City but living now in Tokyo.
I've been following dev.to twitter account for long time but today I decided to create an account and see if I can participate more actively, I am about to start a new challenge in a big company, and I need to update some (most) of my technical skills, my problem is that I stop developing for several years because I was doing only on project/product/program management, when I move here, I start again doing "Software Engineering", now I'm interested in AWS/Azure, no-sql, high-availability, Visual Studio Code, .NET Core, so I'm reading about that some books, some videos on pluralsight, and blogs. too much to learn!!!, and I'm still want to finish my preparation for PMP. but no time...
In my free time, I enjoy this city and looking for good beer and food in a beautiful beach with my future wife.
Hi fellow devs!
I've worked in the pharmaceutical/clinical research realm for years and I've decided to pick up something new and learn to code. I've got the basics of html, css and some javascript. At this point, I am looking for some cool projects to expand my knowledge and challenge me to learn more.
Cheers,
Pyrogenez
Hey everyone 👋 I'm Greg. I heard Ben on a podcast a while back and more recently watched an interview Jess and Ben did with Rick Viscomi from Google. I've been developing for 14+ years, front end is my jam 🤓 and I love that there is always more to learn. I live in Canada (BC) and have been working remotely since 2007. Favourite non-coding hobbies are coffee (home roasting etc) and music (guitar, clawhammer banjo etc).
Hi folks! I'm Daniel, a computer engineer from Brazil. I love programming and entrepreneurship than right now I'm a CTO cofounder in a Brazilian startup. We were the pioneers in equity crowdfunding here. My main language is Ruby and like to read about best practices. I would like to dig deeper into JS. Hobby: motorcycling
Hello, not sure how I’ve stumbled in here! I’ve been programming since my teens, and my favorite programming projects all revolve around web publishing and Linux.
My favorite language these days is Racket (a LISP). My current project is a system that prints beautiful books and websites from the same source. Just recently I’ve found I really like Fossil more than git.
I have two small children and live near Minneapolis in a house I built myself (it took three years). If I had time for more hobbies I’d go back to fingerstyle guitar and calligraphy!
Hi everyone, I am Ahmad. I am doing BS in Software Engineering(halfway through the degree). I am currently working in React Native, started learning it just recently. I'm from JAVA background, so Javascript was quite confusing to me in the beginning.
Usually watch a lot in free time, Seasons, Movies, Gameplays, Trailers, Music videos, anything. These days I play R.T.S or city building games like Age of Empires, Rise of Nations, Cities Skylines, etc.
Hi everyone! My name is Fran, I’m a Software Engineering student (in my last year) from Spain. I’m also currently working full-time as a .NET developer in my company, mainly doing web stuff, so my everyday languages are mostly C#, JavaScript, HTML/CSS and some SQL here and there.
Lately I’ve been getting more and more attracted to functional programming, so I’ve been messing around with Elm a little bit, though I don’t like the approach they took with HTML so I’m searching for another functional language that I can use for my next personal project. So far I’m thinking about just applying functional concepts to JavaScript and using Lodash and Vue/Vuex, if anyone knows any better alternative, feel free to reach me!
Aside from coding my main hobby is music, I play the guitar and sing and I’m currently playing in a band!
Thank you all for this wonderful community, I found it when it was made open source and I can’t stop reading it ever since. I can’t wait to contribute more!
Hello world! (always wanted to do that :D) I found this site through reading articles on Hackernoon. My background is coding in C and Java, and although I've been trained to do backend and DevOps stuff, my real interest is learning all things frontend related and getting a good grasp on JavaScript.
Besides learning tech stuff I also enjoy reading about psychology, interactions and how to learn more efficiently.
My favorite non-coding hobby is electronic music, making tracks is actually quite similar to making apps hehe e_e
G'day! I'm Dan from Melbourne Australia and I'm trying to work out if 46 is too old to try and be a halfway decent developer. I've got a background in communications and marketing, and I'm pretty keen on WordPress. Ultimately I'd like to be able to develop kick arse themes that I could, you know, SELL, and make a living from... but maybe that dream is a bit old now.
Anyway, I've been doing coding my nubs off since Jan and I have done a fair few online courses about HTML, CSS, JavaScript and WordPress and next month I start a BootCamp on JavaScript for WordPress with Zac Gordon. I've been here for a while but I didn't know about this thread until I got an email update so here I am introducing myself. Look at me go!
My favourite thing in the whole world right now is Visual Studio Code and pushing lessons to GitHub via Git and the integrated Terminal, I figure if that was a job I could do, I would be really good at it.
:)
Hi, I am Vikas Avnish. I am doing digital marketing stuff in role of Digital Marketing Manager. I love programming to solve some useful and interesting stuffs because they are reproducible, could solve problems in bulk, save time, improve efficiency , new dimension to imagination and upscaled productivity
Hi everyone, am Tunji. I'm recently learning Android Apps Development. Am a Chemistry student but stumbled into programming while surfing the Internet. Am already in love with programming. My favourite non coding hubby is reading and going to conferences.
Hi, I am not a dev. But I do beta test apps and productivity tools to help small business owners and managers find good fitting solutions. It's been a passion for 20 years. I stalk sites like producthunt watching for new releases to play with. So when google suggested an article here about bookmarking tools, I decided to comment and say hi - from ohio!
Hello!
This is odd, as I wrote this out already but doesn't seem like it posted.
That is probably my own fault because of the 40+ Chrome tabs I currently have open, and that in itself is going to tell you alot about me.
I'm 27 Years old with a BSC in computer programming living in South Africa!
I'm a WebDev at the moment is probably one of the best working environments you could imagine!
I don't have great experience but what I lack I make up with the ability to problem solve. Having bad short term memory is probably of the of the worst things to have as a programmer!
My current poison is Polymer 2 and PWA's. I am really enjoying the 'new' tech.
I am solo building an APP aimed towards Mobile at the moment after getting my framework up I am hoping to add some 'wow' factors to my app!
Hi all, I'm Tom, a 50 something developer. Started with coldfusion and now switching to JavaScript. When I'm not plugged in I try volleyball. And I came here after seeing it mentioned on a Google interview on YouTube.
Hi everyone, I'm Malcolm mainly go by the name Krafty (Krafty Coder). I am self taught developer here to learn, get new friends and debate about stuff. I am currently learning react and sharpening my skills in flask, python, and Django. I am a web developer, currently work at podiihq.com in Kenya and mentor newbies and speak during tech events. My main languages are the front-end(HTML, CSS, scss)python, javascript, react and a bit of ruby and SQL. Currently looking for a remote job to fund the startup. My non-coding hobbies are gaming, socializing(mainly in events), music and chilling with my friends.
Hello world! I'm Sourav Kumar Nanda, pursuing Computer Science Engineering from Gandhi Institute for Technological Advancement, Bhubaneswar. Currently I'm exploring Blockchain technology. I love to learn from others so this made me join this community. Hope to learn new things.
Hi everyone. I'm Kenneth , a college dropout but now an entrepreneur.I'm also a web and mobile developer who coaches tennis now and then . currently i'm learning solidity because i'v recently been converted into a block-chain enthusiast by a number of block-chain articles that i've read .i'm planning to start writing more on block=chain and my experience with it.fun fact about me is that i believe code is life and life is code ;) .
Hello all, I am Viraj, I am current working as Software Developer in a service company. I end up here to read new stuff in tech and some stories about crazy and awesome new ideas which later become products and there journey.
Have a Nice Day.. !!!
Hi all, I'm Caitlin. I just started a 4-month long boot camp for full-stack development, in which I'll be learning JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Ruby on Rails, React, and some others. I'm here because I want to make sure I understand best practices for programming, gain familiarity with other languages that may not be covered in boot camp (e.g., PHP), and hopefully set myself up for success with a freelancing lifestyle after boot camp ends. I would say my favorite non-coding hobby is exploring taquerias and breweries in Tijuana. Looking forward to being a part of this community!
Hey everyone! My name is Mikhail 24 y.o., I am from Russia, but I'm currently living in Germany with my wife, two cats and two canaries (always wanted a personal zoo :D).
I am a software developer, currently working with redux and melody (melody.js.org/) in trivago (trivago.co.uk). Have an experience with Symfony, PHP, Python, Linux Servers and all that kind of stuff.
Came here by a link for a post and found out that you have a really good community here guys, very nice!
Hi im taha
Interested in web and mobile app development
I just found dev.to and i think its going to be my home page from now on 😍😍
Its like facebood of programmers
Happy to be here with you guys
Love angular ,react native, Mongodb ,node js 🤩
Hope we can help each other
Hello everyone, this is youngbrainz infotech.
Youngbrainz is basically the group of young Indians with an age range of 21-35 years of age, who have a lot of enthusiasm to achieve and do more than what others do. Having such a young in-house team gives us the opportunity to let the ideas fly high and do something exciting and interesting. We are targeting clients worldwide to serve them the best services with 100% satisfaction.
Hi everyone,
I'm keen on learning to code for web-apps and IoT. Probably using JavaScript based frameworks, and Python and Go, from everything I've read about these programming languages.
I guess a non-coding hobby that I'm currently enjoying is exploring opportunities in plant-based food alternatives.
Hello everyone,
I am Ankit. I am currently working as mobile developer. I can write mobile app in Java, Kotlin and Swift. I am interested working on IoT and have done small samples myself for learning. Apart from coding I play hockey and love to vegetarian food.
Hi there!
My name is Florimond. I’m a French engineering student just finishing a gap year full of internships!
I’m what you could call a Pythonista and enjoy web development and more backend stuff as well (crunching data is fun).
I signed up here because I followed dev.to’s Twitter account and thought there’d be even more going on on the website. ;) Also I love to share knowledge - I started my own blog a few weeks ago.
Other than coding/SE, I too love music and play the guitar, the drums (although last time was a few years ago), a bit of piano and singing too! Queens of the Stone Age is among my favorite bands.
Hope to learn a lot from great minds around here and contribute myself!
Cheers 🥂
Hi! After 30 years development in languages as diverse as COBOL and JavaScript, I set up my own company to bring 'Innovation Insider' knowledge to clients.
I'm lucky enough to be one of the founders of UK retailer Tesco’s online service, serving online customers with wine, books and groceries from the mid-1990s.
I also formed Tesco’s first innovation team in 2000, testing and implementing new technologies to help make work simpler and easier for colleagues. I'm passionate about access for all so built the ‘Tesco Access’ site for vision-impaired customers and the first mobile phone app for grocery shopping in 2003 as well as the first Tesco iPhone app in 2009.
I'm one of several co-founders of Tesco Labs, the retailer's innovation group.
Today, post-Tesco, I indulge my continued love of coding to bring innovative solutions to life. I also speak and chair retail and innovation conferences around the world.
Hello everyone, I am Isaac. My current job is finding bugs in mobile applications. I am transistioning from winforms and WCF to UWP and .NetCore. I am interested in all types of programming but am weak on web application programming. It is my hope i can help other and get help in continuing to learn.
Hi everyone, I'm Julie. After almost 10 years as a saler, I've decided to make a reconversion into development.
I've made a one year training at home and I'm currently employed as junior web developper into a web marketing company in France.
What I love about this job ? The infinite things you can learn !
I'm so glad to have join this community, where I constantly meet interesting persons and learn new and exciting things.
I've subscribed to dev.to in order to learn even more, and why not one day, share my work and participate to projects with you guys.
See you !
Hi there! I'm Hamed and I work as a freelance front-end developer.I'm there because I think there is the Medium for developers. I believe coding is like playing music. You should have your own rhythm but in the framework of code standards. My hobbies are watching movies, walking and speaking about politics. I am a fitness trainer also.
Hi everyone, I'm Mohan, I am interested in learning java script. I was lost in this space and confused on what to follow. After reading couple of articles, I believe this community would help me in learning the power of java script. Thanks everyone for letting me part of this community. Happy sharing.
Hello people. I'm Johannes. I learned about this website from a YouTube video. I came here because I love being part of a learning process, be it as the one who learns or the one who can show others something new. Just reading through some of these comments I have a feeling that this community is really great and I am looking forward to being a part of it.
Other than coding I like to just sit around with my friends and talk about life, the universe, and everything. I also enjoy reading, playing the piano (I'm not very good, but I enjoy it), and playing strategic games like chess and MTG.
Hello, guys. Newcomer here :) My name is Ruslan, I'm a 3rd-year Informatics Engineering student. To be honest, I'm still confused as to what I should do after graduating college, one of my options is software engineering and I'm currently giving it a shot! (I've tried copywriting, data analysis, and graphic design before).
I've read many posts from dev.to in the past and today I read something fascinating (this post: dev.to/gypsydave5/why-you-shouldnt...) and decided to join :D
I'm currently learning web development with Python and Javascript from Harvard CS50 and I'm loving it!
My hobby is reading books, watching anime and listening to music. Nice to meet you guys! :)
Hello all
This Ali from Oman
I have 10 years of experience as fullstack developer currently in office time c# mvc on the baspend and angularjs on the front end
On free time trying to move to newer technologies
I have read few posts here I think I will learn a lot from you all
Hi All,
Just relocated from San Jose, Ca where I held product management positions over the last 20 years. Now, I have reconnected with my software engineering past, learnt Python and fundamental data science and moved to rural Maine. (Internet speed = 100/10)
Joined dev.to for collegial discussions about the work I am doing and how some of us may collaborate over time to help achieve our goals by sharing knowledge.
Currently, I am building apps to deliver live dashboards of predictive (and some not so predictive) analytics using Dash/Plot.ly, SciKitlearn, Tensorflow, Deep Neural Networks and other Machine-Learning concepts.
This is massive for me since I left the daily grind. Now I am the only force pushing myself forward so your poking, prodding and guidance as a community will be refreshing.
The view from my office window is breathtaking, after all I live on a lake in rural mid-coast Maine and I am a short walk from a canoe adventure on Paradise Pond.
Look forward to working with many of you.
Thanks
Steve Levine
(Thoughtsociety)
Hello people, I am Athman from Nairobi, Kenya. I am a JavaScript Engineer. I build a lot with React and currently playing with bots in Rust. I am here to learn from the community and also share interesting things I come across.
Hi, all. I'm a scientist who studies thunderstorms/tornadoes using numerical models and supercomputers (link). Most of the coding I do involves managing data from these simulations. I've created a simple file system (made up of HDF5 files) for my simulations that works very well. It involves using lossy floating point compression, something that is needed in this exascale age... too much data!
I found my way here because I tend to lurk a lot in the geek groups :) and I have benefited (and continue to benefit) from open source software. I am going to open source the code that I'm working on in my research soon, as it could be useful for other people doing high throughput numerical modeling on supercomputers.
My favorite non coding hobby would probably be listening to music on my stereo - kind of old school here, I still spin vinyl and enjoy vacuum tubes, and streaming has gotten to CD quality and I don't bother with physical digital media much anymore.
Hello everyone! I'm Deon and I recently started a fulltime work as a C++ developer. Before I got in my current job, I was having these ideas about creating a big platform for managing ideas, but as I started working I soon realized what I really wanted was an IDE. Now I feel fulfilled hahaha. I'm interested in Software Architecture, AI, Smart Things and Games. My favorite non-coding hobbies are thinking about philosophy and playing the guitar.
Hi, I'm Max from Ontario, Canada. I'm currently freelancing building Wordpress sites and also trying to learn as much JS/React/ReactNative as I can with a hope of getting a job working remotely. I've been in the industry for over 10 years in various roles (PM, UX, Management) but now I just want to focus on development.
My non-coding hobbies: exercising and hanging out with my 2 boys (3 & 5).
Look forward to learning and meeting great people...
Hi DEVerybody!
My name is Juanan, writing from (hot) Seville at Spain.
I love summer, learning an reading History and ¡of course! programming in PHP, maybe with the help of Symfony. I teach programing skills for beginning and intermediate developers in PHP, Symfony, JS, etc.
Mi nombre es Juanan, escribo desde (la calurosa) Sevilla en España.
Me encanta el verano, aprender y leer sobre Historia y ¡por supuesto! programar en PHP, con un poco de ayuda de Symfony. Enseño programación a desarrolladores nóveles y de nivel intermedio en PHP, Symfony, JS, etc.
Hi everyone, I'm Afolabi I'm currently finishing a Udacity nanodegree course for full stack development and looking to get my first job. I stumbled upon this site after watching a Google developers YouTube video featuring dev.to. Some little tidbits about me is I long sports, specifically basketball and soccer. I look forward to learning and sharing with others as we embark on this journey in web development.
Hola everyone. Let me introduce my self, I am WebDev from Mar del Plata city in Arg. I love learning a bit more about programming & code. Finally I get here from a JavaScript post in tw, and I can’t stop reading posts from devto community.
Let me say one last thing I’m in love with Js and vuejs. In Argentine words “Aguante JS y vuejs vieja, no me importa nada”.
Cheers people.
Hi Everyone, I am Maharishi Bhatia, having experience in software development for 18 yrs, mostly on Microsoft technologies in both windows and web. My favorite non-coding hobby is reading books, music and swimming. I have been reading dev.to articles for some time now and felt its the right platform for developers to share their knowledge.
Hello!
I'm Michael- 23 year old Technology Lead for Young & Rubicam Aus/NZ.
I began my career making myspace band layouts for my friends and have since helped architect interfaces for G.E, written software to launch Calvin Klein's Fall 2016 collection live on periscope and a whole lot more along the way.
I'm big on opinions, single malts and single minded propositions and am currently concerned about the heightening barrier to entry for web development.
Don't be a stranger.
M
Hi there - favourite non-coding hobby is cardio and weights and (was) killing Crota with the sword in Destiny 1. I’m a PHP & Vue developer primarily in, no surprise, Laravel and Node. Have been freelancing for many many years and have developed myriad websites in CodeIgniter, Lithium, Fuel, and other PHP frameworks including my own legacy MVC based framework that was happily deprecated to superior foundations. I track my hours with a simple time tracker app I wrote several years ago in CodeIgniter (synops.es) and am working rewriting it in Laravel 5.6 and Vue 2 (plus so many related packages and plugins). I found a reference to this community on Reddit and would like to expand my network with similar likeminded passionate coders, get into some open source coding, perhaps expand my client base, and definitely increase my knowledge in our fascinating field.
Hi guys, I'm Camilo, I'm front-end developer I have been working with javascript from some year, I have some knowledge on Java, even so, I love javascript, currently I got back to play Age of Empires II (I know it's soo old, but I love it) and I'd like to find some friends-developers-rival.
Hello everyone, I’m Pedro, I'm studying in order to be a web developer. I ended up here because of a YouTube video that was published today on Google Chrome Developers channel. I’m planning to apply to my first developer job by the end of this year. I really want to learn more and maybe help and bring some value to this community. Excited to be here! My hobby is probably watching movies.
Hi there. I've worked in different facets of IT for about 16 years and am a self-taught coder. I currently work as a DevOps Engineer, which is really the best of both worlds.
I somehow stumbled across this site and thought it was so cool to see a community that wasn't on Facebook or Reddit. It has a vibe reminiscent if the 90's Internet and I dig that.
When I'm not dealing with code, I enjoy spending time with my wife and kids, as well as building NanoBlocks, which are sort of micro-Legos that make cool looking 3D pixel-art sculptures. Anyway, I hope I can gain something from and provide something to this community See you around!
Hi all. My name is Brandon. Long time lurker; first time poster. I have a BS and MS in computer science. I've been a professional software engineer for only about 2 and a half years now. Some of my favorite reads are Mythical Man Month, Code Complete, and Starship Troopers. Some hobbies are movies, memes (danker the better), and video games. Love the community! If there is anything I could be of help with, let me know.
Hey everyone, I'm Brandon, a developer, designer, etc. professionally and a musician on the side... maybe one day I can do music full-time and can put keeping up with js frameworks on the backburner... but I do love code!
Hello there, I am Priyank and I am a student of Computer Applications. My primary area of interest include enterprise grade application development and deployment like rpa, business analytics, J2EE, scala. I am here to learn from the developer community which might help me to develop efficient and scalable applications. I would like to contribute in the projects in any manner.
Hi, I'm Ido. I found dev.to while searching for RSS feeds for my side project Daily which helps us, developers, to be on top of all the latest news.
This community looks amazing and I would like to be part of it :)
BTW, love your design.
While not coding (doesn't happen so often :P), I usually play the guitar and my beloved PS4.
Cheers!
Hi all, I was sent a link to a fascinating article and couldn't leave the site until I had signed up.
Passionate about ideas in general and recently launched Passmarked.com . An open source Web Testing suite that tests all code, stack config and in 4 pillars of Security, Content, Compatibility and performance. Not to mention spell check, Lighthouse (PWA) and DNS.
Our vision is to become a web standard. Single page tests are free forever. Go have a look and please let me know what you think.
Thank you in advance
Mark
Mark@passmarked.com
@markmcchlery
Hi All,
I'm Matt, I've been working in a non-dev tech role for a few years and I'm trying to transition over to development as a career. I know a bit of Java but my focus is on Python currently! I'd like to spend some time learning a low level language down the line as well but I'm trying to prioritize (So many things I want to learn, so little time!) I'm trying to expand my portfolio and maybe contribute to some open source projects so any suggestions would be appreciated! In my (admittedly limited) free time I'm a big reader and traveler always looking for the next destination to explore!
Hello,
I am Mohammad Abdullah. Software developer from Kuwait of Syrian nationality. Mainly I write web applications and services using .Net.Net Core with MithrilJS + Bootstrap for front ends. But I fell in love with Rust lately.
I love watching movies [LOTRs\Hobbit\Pirates\Harry\Avengers fan here] and playing games.
Honored to be part of this community.
Hey guys, I joined dev.to because I like the articles here and the quality of the discourse. I'm a new coder learning JavaScript and building simple apps with react. Here is the first (incomplete) app I built which I just deployed a week ago :-)
GeoQuery
(built with Redux, Axios, and FlexBox)
Right now I'm working on a fullstack MERN app and it is quite a challenge. Looking forward to learning together and eventually contributing to the discussion.
Cheers!
Hey everyone my name is Poly. I have been going the self taught route a little over 6 months now. I have been focusing mostly on JavaScript using treehouse, freecodecamp, udacity, udemy, books etc.
I have noticed some of these platforms have outdated libraries so i'm just here to make sure I stay up to date with everything and also make new friends!
Hello Friends, myself imtiyaz shaikh from pune, i am here to learn coding languages, tricks & tips, i dont know much about which is the best framework for what, but i am trying to make a "crm/erp/pos" project in flutter.
Hey Guys..
I am Joseph, I am currently learning Flutter and Native React development. Would love if given chance to do internship (unpaid also) in the above fields anywhere in South India. I consider myself as an essential minimalist and LOVE to cook during my free time.
Hello there, I'm Aldwin from the Philippines. I'm currently a Software Engineer with a background in Java EE development (Hibernate, JPA etc.), Spring Framework, Microservices, JavaScript, AngularJS 1, and HTML. I stumble upon here because of some tech news website (I forgot what was its name), and so far the contents are all great and interesting stuff keep coming in. Hit me up with any questions you like to ask! My hobbies are reading manga (One piece, One punch man, and many more), watching Netflix series (mostly the new stuff now), and looking forward to learning how to cook! :)
Hey everyone! I'm Patrick Tumbucon, and I'm a college senior finishing up my B.S. in Computer Engineering at UC Riverside. Here, I'm involved with leadership within student organizations and organizing hackathons.
I have a passion for creating stunning interfaces, but I can also throw together a robust back end if needed. I've dabbled in projects from a Twitter bot that tweets randomized dog pictures, to a VR farming experience with a low poly art style.
If you'd like to learn more, check out my website: patricktumbucon.com
I'm here on dev.to to get more involved with the developer community online. I love talking to people who are passionate and excited about tech!
How is everyone!?!? I'm Kelly. I've been a web designer and IT guy since I was about 16. Recently have been getting pretty heavy into JavaScript, node.js, react, vue.js and other similar code. Love reading the articles on the site. Thanks
Hi I'm Luis, I'm 35 years old, I'm from Venezuela and I've been working with software development for approximately 12 years. I've been following @thepracticaldev on Twitter for a while but actually never signed up on this page... because I normally just read but I'm trying to change that
My professional interest are more focused on Backend, SOA, Data Bases and software architecture. Java is by far the language I know better. My experience has been so far with Banks, financial institutions or companies that work with payment related software
Recently I'm exclusively working remote and it has been a great experience. Currently I'm focusing on getting more in contact with the developer community and even planning to create a blog about software development (not sure how or when I'm going to create it, but this year for sure)
I love using twitter, so I got 2 accounts: a more "professional" account (It really is just and account to read and write about developer stuff) twitter.com/ProgramadorVzla
And twitter.com/LM_Santana for any other stuff... I love football (soccer for the gringos out there), progressive rock, sci-fi/fantasy/comic shows/books/movies. I talk mostly in Spanish but I like talking in English... I'm just not that used to it, that's all
I'm married and we have a 4 year old son
That's about everything I can think to introduce myself
Hello. I'm a Bryan.
I like food.
Looking to further build up skills/knowledge in web.
I attend plenty local meetups/user groups.
I help run a JavaScript workshop.
JS workshop topics usually focused on intros and React.js and some mentorship attempts.
Current goals:
Favorite non-coding hobby... cooking? baking cookies.
Hello Dev community my name is Emmanuel from Rwanda i am junior software developer currently I am learning Python with Flask, Node.js, a part from coding i love photography
Looking to learn from you guys
Hello, I saw a friend posting to this community, and find this place interesting. I am currently learning Rust (still struggling with ownership and lifetimes) and category theory (on and off). I code in Python mostly in my day job, sometimes a little bit of Javascript/ES6/JSX (mainly React).
I write short stories as a hobby, currently working on a short film as a fun side project.
Hey there!
I'm Paul, I'm web developer currently working with PHP, JS, Vue. I'm learning Go, so hope to learn a lot from you.
I work in a retail company, so I am focus on ecommerce. I want to build Web Services with Go, so that's why I'm here. Thanks!
Hi,
I am an application architect with a distant past in software design and development. Distant as in Assembly and ANSI C. My skills are at the intersection of business (mainly marketing processes), software, and GDPR. I would love to answer questions related to products, personalization techniques, and GDPR. I a looking forward to help, to give something back. Adrian
o/ to everyone!
I'm Christopher. I live and work in the Seattle area, and I'm a professional software dabbler.
My development interests include reliability engineering, Clojure and Rust, and automation. I have unhealthy levels of interest in mechanical keyboards and tweaking terminal and editor configuration.
When not writing code, I'm likely either singing with a choir (I'm a tenor), working on crossword puzzles, or playing a video game.
Hey everyone!
I'm Jeremie, a French fullstack developer with almost 10y of experience (wow, getting old...).
For my non-coding hobby, considering I'm french, that could be eating cheese with baguette but no... I ride a motorbike (to go get a fresh baguette).
Hello World,
I am a programmer and gamer. Currently dabbling in python and fascinated by the lisp land. I have heard a lot about dev.to and it's finally time to get it started and learn a lot from the community! :D
Thanks all!
Sup yall? I’m not exactly sure what brought me here. Something about mentorships. Teh web works in mysterious ways. I have been coding for about a year now. I’m a self taught dev with a degree in Philosophy. I worked in the music industry for 10 years and now I live in a van and code all day. So that’s cool. I like to tell people I’m a digital nomad, but I think I’m probably more like sustainably houseless if that’s a category? I like doing volunteer open source coding stuff for progressive non-profit projects. Currently doing lots of React and GraphQL stuff. My favorite non coding activity is ironing a shirt in a parking lot before a job interview in 95 degree heat. Jk I like hiking, action movies, and building things out of wood.
Hello there!, I'm the guy with the somewhat awesome beard that is entering the exciting world of web development, so I'm trying to be the very best (just like a pokemon master) with technical knwoledge and community support I know I can achieve this, and hopefully, help you achieve it too!
Anyway, greetings to you all dev community!
Hello everyone, I'm Sonica from Washington DC.
I joined software development 12 years ago and haven't stopped writing code since. My first love is JavaScript, though I like writing ruby, node, java, sql and sometimes bash. Most recently I was on an assignment as a senior architect for a very large scale health exchange operation but now I'm focusing on a fun little project of my own. Please stand by for an announcement. 😎
Well, so this is how it all begins… 😇
Follow me here on twitter or say hello wherever!
Hey everyone, I'm Damien, a French buddy looking for some fun coding new stuff. Problem is, I am always looking for a good idea to start with :/ If you have any nice idea of project to sharpen my coding skills, that'd be amazing! I want to build something useful for my daily life :)
Apart from coding, I'm a big fan of chess and would love to find new friends to play some games. I also love board games, strategy games and everything that tickles my mind :P
Hi, everyone. I actually don't really remember how I came here, but I just found some article of @alispittel and I liked it. That's how I came here.
I am JS guy who loves everything related to it. I think I am competent enough in ReactJS, NodeJS(and other libraries), but also there are things to learn more. I wrote on my profile what I am interested learning, so if anybody interested he/she can see there.
I like creating different stuff and I think there is an entrepreneur living inside me :)
I also want to develop my soft skills, that's why I also started writing about tech and want to speak about tech. By the way, here is my first post about virtual DOM.
Happy coding!)
Hello All. I am a 25 year computer professional, with 18 yrs as a network & sys admin on Win & Nix boxes. Started building my PC's in 1990 and never looked back. I was also a web developer for many clients sites. Proficient with HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript & ASP.
I think Poweshell is awesome on a win box but haven't bothered with it on Nix. I have a large .profile with many custom PSscrpts but love the Nix Shells.
I started using RedHat & Fedora Core in the early days and moved on to Ubuntu when it was released. I have been using Mint since 16 and now 19.
My non coding hobbies are riding/touring on motorcycles, watching Movies on the Home theater & music. I like to build or do home remodel projects for a change too.
Hi everyone! I'm Shanise Barona, my pronouns are she/her and I can hardly believe I've been on dev.to since 2016! 😱
What brought me to dev.to was the awesome community Jess, Ben and the team are cultivating. 💞
I work at Girl Develop It, a non-profit that teaches folks how to code through in-person classes. My main project there is our newest program; teaching incarcerated women how to code.
I am also a student at Flatiron school and making my way through the online web developer program.
My favorite non-coding hobby is yoga!
Hi, everyone. I'm Rob. I'm currently working as a SharePoint developer but I've found myself working on everything from console apps to office addins to LOB Web applications, as part of my role.
I've spent many years reading the usual forums but somehow I've never seen this site.
I don't personally know anyone else who is into development, I work on my own in a single person department, and I've never introduced myself on a forum before - I guess due to the slightly elitist attitudes you can find on some of them. I don't see that here so I've broke with my norm to introduce myself and hopefully find some like minded people I can talk to about my vocation and hobby.
Anyways. Hi to you all. Hope to have some interesting discussions with some of you soon.
Hi everyone, I'm Daniel!
I'm just graduated and now got a job in frontend.
I'm here to grow personally as a developer and improve my skills, I'm reading a lot and starting to comment, learning a lot of things more than code.
Love this community!
Hey everyone! I'm a software engineer currently working in fintech industry. Interested in anything from systems programming to web development. Besides computers, I generally play and follow football (the real football) a lot! :)
Hey there, i am Sam, i'm currently doing a 3 year degree ( BSc in mathematics and computer science) i ended up here because i want to learn not only from the classroom but also from other people and hopefully i could end up making friends. my non coding hobby is probably playing video games. ciao :)
Hey guys! I've always been interested in computers and language but never followed through with learning it. About 18 months ago I had my identity stolen. This led me to linux and opsec however, so a blessing in disguise. I'm extremely interested in learning cryptography and machine learning/deep learning (though this feels impossible). If anyone has advice on which path to take I would love to hear it - for now i'm going through textbooks and tutorials on python. Glad to be here!
Hello everyone, I'm Leo a software developer from Spain.
I've discovered dev.to via twitter and found it really interesting and useful so I decided to join and share ideas.
At the moment, I'm working as a software/data engineer for German company related to BI.
In my free time I like playing football (soccer), table tennis and the piano.
I like action/adventure movies/series but my favorite one is Back to the future I.
Hey Guys,
Love to be here ❤️. Planning to work on some cool open source projects that I have in mind. Someone told me Dev.to is a good place to start. So here I am 🤓
Anybody looking for collaboration 👀
Hey @everyone, I am a sophomore CS major from Southern California and I spend a lot of free time trying to make random games and ideas. I play roguelike games and I am currently working on a somewhat major personal project to develop my own roguelike. I like listening to game music and playing certain tracks on the piano.
Hi everyone,
I came here from a tweet and looked at the topics and discussion around here for a few days.
And I found it very interesting and the community seems great.
So I signed up. :-D
I am a software engineer even if now I am focusing on security and programming stuff to assess the security of software.
I know Objective-C, C#, Python and I am new to Go (which I find very good).
I am working on Linux but know MacOS and Windows as well (even if my computer of choice at the moment is my Linux :-) ).
I love a lot of things apart from technology, Rock climbing, running, biking, tennis and playing the guitar are among other things that I like to do.
Cheers
Hi everyone!
I'm Alex, I'm a self-taught WordPress developer living in NYC, and I have been loving diving into the tech community recently and learning from SO many people, both in my field and not. I'm also an actress and I'm loving balancing these two worlds and learning how they can interact and fuel one another. I'm definitely interested in improving my PHP as well as my Javascript!
When I'm not coding, I'm reading! My goal is 75 books this year — can't stop, won't stop!
Hi everyone, my name is Chris and I'm currently working as a Java developer. I have a decently long history of full stack development and I love going to sites like this to stay educated and move with our technology. My favorite non-coding hobby is a tie between photography and bowling.
Hello you all!
I just found out about dev.to as I was scrolling through githubs explore (I'll do that because you never know what awesome project you come across like this! Would really recommend that to fellow coders!)
I am Software Engineer working in the Entertainment Industry (VFX). I am part Technical Artist part Pipeline Developer and handeling the 3D part of our Pipeline. Its like 90% Python with 10% MEL for my day-to-day job programming tasks.
Currently I am drilled about learning web-dev and app development stuff.
My 3 favorite non-coding hobby are finance, games and 3d priting and painting figures. (The last one is a really good compensation for all the screen time i ve got ;) )
PS: I really like the idea of this community and already rode some really good posts that got me posting my hello here :)
Cheers from Germany,
Jan-Philipp
Hey everyone, my name is Max, and i came here through the trending repos from github :D. Currently i work with PHP, Laravel, JS and a little of CSS, but i'm looking to deepen my knowlodge in the front-end area, you know, learn more about JS,
learn how to code using ES6, React, Vue, Node... Get deeper in JS actually, i've tried Angular, in its first versions, even played with some other technologies like cordova and phonegap using Angular to build the apps, but never get so deep into.
So, that's a little of me, i hope that i learn with you guys, and that's it. :)
Ps. Just, forgive my english, i'm from Brazil, so, write in english isn't quite my speciality haha.
Hey all,
I'm Ryan, and I've been a developer for nearly 10 years.
Dev.to looks like a great community, so I'm hoping I can be part of it and contribute! I've done lots of professional dev work using Node, React, and Angular, and I've also done lots of more enterprise-y work using .NET and Java. I've done some Go and C++, too. I'm hoping I can use some of this experience to help others who are just getting started and aren't quite sure what to do next.
My favourite non-coding hobby is visiting gourmet donut shops with my girlfriend. I know that might sound boring, but donuts are awesome!
Hello everyone. I'm studying to be a full stack web developer. Design Patterns and Best Pratices are what I strive for...Don't we all. As a Hobbie I study Adv Mathematics. Category Theory, Abstract Algebra... You know exciting stuff. (crickets). I love Javascript! I say Love because I know it's not the most well thought out language lol... (scoping, hoisting, dynamic typings, wannabe classes...i could go on but I want. ) But I love it any ways. I started with Java, a little C#, Php is fun but a pain to type lol. Im looking for a good community to be a part of. People to talk to about what I find myself always talking about, But my friends keep falling asleep on me, or looking at with empty glassy eyes. You would swear I was trying to explain Relativity to them... Well looking forward to hearing from you guys and gals. Happy Coding!
Hi, everyone! I'm a lawyer who has started to learn data science to improve my own work but is now thinking about changing careers in the following years.
As a computer geek, I saw an ad of a cheap "learn how to code" course in Udemy and decided to try it. I didn't even got to half of it, but I realized how learning a programming language (it was Ruby in this course) could be useful and fun. Eventually I started to learn data science with Python in Udacity and loved it. I've also learned some SQL and a little bit of R and I'm following freecodecamp's curriculum to start learning web development too. Maybe I'll enroll in a proper software development college next year and I'm very excited to learn learn something new every day!
Hello Everyone,
My name is Noel and I'm a... I don't really know what I am. I semi-jokingly refer to myself as a "Geek-of-all-trades" because it's the most accurate thing I can come up with! A long-time electronics and code enthusiast, I've worked as electronics tech, industrial automation engineer and Human-Machine Interface developer and 3D graphics developer. Along the way I've developed desktop apps with C++, Java, and C#, innumerable "utility" scripts or programs in Python, Powershell, Bash, VBScript, Perl, TCL, and probably others I'm forgetting. I've also done lots of database work, Excel scripting, and even a bit of web development. These days I'm working mostly on IoT and IIoT projects on both the web and systems side as well as software development and even some hardware and firmware development.
I'm always interested in learning and I'm still an enthusiastic technologist and "gadgeteer" ever after nearly 30 years in the tech industry.
In addition to having too many technical interests, I have too many non-technical ones as well: I train on and race bicycles, play guitar and piano, I have a small music recording studio set up at home, I read a lot, and I love movies.
I'm very new to the dev.to community but so far I really like what I've seen. It's interesting to read about peoples' experiences, thoughts, and opinions in the tech world.
Hello everyone, I'm Cristopher, I'm currently working as a web developer but this site is helping me a lot to improve my skills. I would like to write some posts in the future because I like to share my ideas but right now I'm not than confident organizing things in a single post. Also want to improve my English. Thank you all you guys for sharing your great knowledge with us.
Hello all! Just heard about dev.to from the changelog podcast, and wanted to check it out! I'm mainly a JS/Node dev, but I love writing Go and have been known to write a fair amount of PHP. You'll catch me on twitter @alexsasharegan usually talking about how much I love typescript & Go.
I got introduced to this platform by listening to @BenHalpern
Changelog Podcast
I'm excited to partake!
Wouldn't be nice if writing '@' allowed you to tag other people? Am I neglecting something obvious?
Hello Everyone. I am a retired old geezer, who worked for almost 60 years in IT, beginning with punch cards. Ten years ago I switched to Linux, and have never looked back.
I write code, mostly in C, I do blogging, and I edit (on request) documents to insure good grammar. By good grammar, I look for missing commas, poor sentence construction etc.
In C code, it's mainly utilities for security, data encryption, and utilities for convenience.
Hello everyone,
I am Fouad Husseini the founder of the Open Insurance Initiative.
This is going to be the largest open API project in the insurance industry.
I hope to connect with API architecture developers/experts to create an open API standard.
The whitepaper for this initiative can be accessed at openinsurance.io
Please feel free to send me your comments or ideas at fouad@openinsurance.io
Hello everyone!
I'm full-time front-end developer and web designer. I use vue, d3 and css every day and I can help you with these stuff.
PS: I can play all Arctic Monkeys's albums and some EPs till 2009
hey hey! I'm Billy, and i already made a mistake since joining :) posted my intro elsewhere, so i wanted to link to it here. i'm looking forward to learning more about everyone in this community!
very ex-musician with 20 years of PHP and related exp under my belt, finding myself laid off and looking for a job again (after my php based job laid off an entire php team to switch to (gasp!) .NET! one Monday morning). Looking forward to chatting with you all!
Hey guys 👋 I’m the lead developer at a small mental health startup in London. I’ve been a dev for about 7 years but there’s always something new to learn and I really like the variety of articles on dev.to
This week I’ve been learning about Docker so I can Dockerize our integration tests 🙂
Hello, fellow crafters of code. My name's Steve Brownlee, and I'm hoping to learn from everyone, share some of my own wisdom gathered through the years, and possibly connect with others who are currently teaching software development as a profession.
Currently, I'm living the dream as the Head Coach at Nashville Software School. If that's confusing, and you're enterprise minded, you could think of me as the Chief Learning Officer. If you're a millenial or living in the world of startups, I'm Chief Guru of Enlightenment.
If you're new to the world of tech, I'm just Steve and I love helping people change their lives.
Hi Everyone,
I'm Karan. I am the CTO and co founder of DoctorC - a health tech startup in Hyderabad, India.
I previously worked in Silicon Valley for another gaming startup - Funzio which had a $210M exit.
I am very excited to join this community to help software professionals get to the next level. I have observed that our industry is not that friendly towards junior devs - especially when it comes to developing soft skills. And I want to change that.
So I am writing a book - self.debug about using mindfulness to become a better software engineer. And I want people to read it (its free to download!), provide feedback and kick off a discussion on how we can leverage emotions and mindfulness to improve ourselves professionally.
I hope to contribute most in career advice, counseling in non technical aspects.
In technical things, I can help with systems design/software architecture, analytics and building software quickly while not screwing up the codebase.
Hi everybody! I'm a professional software engineer, lately mostly working with Clojure, Python, and JS/React. I'm also in my second year of a CS MS program. Just discovered dev.to a couple days ago, so I thought I'd sign up. My favorite non-coding hobby is motorcycling :D
Hey everyone! I'm a student developer aspiring to be a full-stack developer, however I still don't know truly what programming field I want to pursue. I've worked with languages such as Java, JS, Python, and C#. I also love producing music! Hope to see people around!
Hello everyone!
My name is Kevin. I am currently in the Navy and am transitioning out in July of 2019. I've always been interested in coding and knew that it was something I'd like to pursue after my time in the military. I've recently began to learn how to code and am applying for the Microsoft Software & Systems Academy next March for Cloud Application Development. I joined dev.to to soak in as much as I can as I learn and study for the MSSA program next march. So far I'm loving all the articles I've read and am excited to see the amount of support that the programming community has!
Hi folks, my name is Tom and I'm a frontend developer. I work with JavaScript and really love going over-the-top with CSS. I'm a longtime reader of dev.to posts but haven't contributed before, so gave it a shot today.
Here's my first post, all about the importance of good writing
Hi Everybody, Im Jarret currently teaching 3rd grade math and science. Also currently spending every waking moment trying to learn how to code so I can stop teaching 3rd grade math and science. The amount of free coding resources is staggering, codeacademy,freecodecamp,codewars(I love the game, and figure it out yourself model..but its not easy for someone with no experience) etc. Anyways doing a little bit of everything excited to join the community! Cheers!
Welcome Jarret! As a largely self taught dev who has been through a career change later in life, I would encourage you to take your desire to move into a software field and be willing to take some bold steps.
Yes there are lots of great resources on the web and in print to give the self-motivated access to lots of good tools to learn, but at some point you will find yourself looking at the career change part of the journey. You can do it sir.
Be willing to dive in somewhere and level up on the job. There are lots of folks who are willing to hire a great learner faster than a person who 'knows it all' already.
Best of luck sir.
Thanks for the encouragement, I know I will be able to find a place, eventually. :)
Hi beautiful people. My name is Jack Harner. I'm a web designer based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico (Yes it is a US State, no I can't hook you up with any Blue Sky). I specialize in developing custom WordPress solutions, however I'm currently learning to work with a lot more than just WordPress: Node, React, & Laravel to name a few. My design company is Harner Designs.
Programming for me is all about the problem solving. I've got an issue that needs solving, so I figure out how to do it, and then execute. I'm super lazy, but I think that makes the best coders. I'd rather do things as simply as possible. I developed the Material Palette Extension simply because I got tired of digging through the Google Material Design docs to get a color code.
Hi, my name is Ezequiel, i’m 22 and i’m from Argentina. I study software engenering at Universidad Nacional de La Patagonia. I found this page on facebook ads and liked so much the articles. But after reading the comments and getting to know the awesome people that write them i decided to join!
I love computers, i still remember the day my parents bough our first pc , i was 3 years old but i can remember it so clear. I felt something magical when i started playing with it. It was like the tv but i was actully im control of what i was looking and i just couldnt believe it.
19 years have passed since then and i still feel that magic when i touch a pc, even when i got to know them so well, they always have something hidden and ready to be learned about.
I got to love this machines and what they can do so much, that i decided to dedicate my life to them. From learning how they work and lesrning what can i do with them, i’ve learned to programm, edit videos, make videogames and so much more. When i was a kid i was as sure as now that computers and their mysteries are my passion and are the driving force of my every day work
Hey Guys,
I am Sahil Gupta. I have been into Software engineering from past 7 years.
Hobbies:
Love to read tech blogs, listen to podcast and watch tech talks
Learning:
1) If we want to be a great developer, we should understand the problems well before jumping on to solutions.
2) Humbleness leads you to become teachable at any age of your life (experienced it)
Hello I am Adelphe,
I was looking any ways and means to start working on Saas applications using Ruby on Rails , my researches have led me in this community.
I am very happy to be here and to start this journey with you.
by the way i am from Congo Brazzaville. Anyone knows where it is ? i guess no ! I need to fall in love with Rails and i know i will.cheers !
Howdy!
I'm a Taiwanese-Brazilian (recently-promoted-to-) systems architect , based in São Bernardo do Campo, a city near São Paulo.
My languages of choice are c# (oh joy!), SQL (mainly Server, but MariaDB has a place in my heart) and Javascript.
When I'm not working , I'm mainly listening to Rush, playing Factorio (alone :( ) and learning .Net core.
Happy to be here!
Hello, I'm Jesse!
I would say I'm here because of a link to this recent article:
Why You Shouldn't Use A Web Framework
David Wickes
The truth is that I couldn't resist the absolutely brilliant call to action in the comments.
My love for tech is a long and winding story, so instead, my favorite non-coding hobby this week is sailing. Also, I was recently asked to share something that makes me unique, something interesting in 150 characters on a job application.
I haven't heard back.
Hello All, I am Praveen, I am from India with 4 years of experience in Web development and major interest in HTML, React, Javascript in general.
I am here to stay updated with the community and keep growing and learning and when I got to know about dev.to, It looked like the perfect place to be.
Hoping to learn something everyday.
Apart from coding, my major hobbies include poetry and watching Football. Cheers !!
Hello dev.to!
I'm Tim, I'm 43 years old, in the US, and I've been a building software for about 17 years now in many different roles. Most of my work has been in corporate IT shops as either a contractor or FTE. For the past 5 years my role has been somewhat stuck supporting an older, proprietary, and highly specialized ERP. So now I'm working on refreshing my skillset and getting out of my comfort zone.
I found dev.to through Twitter and after lurking for a few weeks, I decided to sign up and participate. This seems like a very supportive community. I hope to contribute content as I work through getting caught up on the latest and greatest. My day job is entirely Microsoft centric in C#/TSQL/Powershell. On my personal projects, I'm working with Node, learning Python, playing with Docker, and trying out Angular and React. I'm still trying to find the best fit. I always gravitate towards backend work and love working with large volumes of data and all of the optimization problems that can entail.
Some non-coding hobbies of mine:
Hello everyone! I’m Jacolby. I’m a Web Developer and I’m here to pick up on things that I don’t know and to engage on interesting topics.
Hi everyone, I am Padraig from Ireland and I work for a web hosting provider.
I found this site through a user on Mastodon .
I know a bit of HTML, CSS and a tiny bit of PHP but looking to expand my knowledge of other languages such as JS, Python and who knows what else lol.
My favorite non-coding hobby would be watching professional wrestling.
Welcome to Dev.to. This platform is pretty engaging and plenty of good sources of knowledge from Devs of all levels.
Hi! I'm Thomas and I discovered this site through a recent comment on Hacker News. I looked through some submissions and I liked the breadth of topics and loved the overall tone of the comments.
It's a sad fact that most online communities devolve into let's say less than friendly conversation, but I don't see that here. Even when people disagree it remains friendly and respectful, something I value very highly as it makes for an inclusive community where people aren't afraid to speak.
I'm a truck driver by day so my interest in development and tech is as a hobbyist for now. I don't have anything to show for it but I've challenged myself to start putting together some sort of portfolio so I can do this as a side gig in the future. My main area of focus will be web development, but I will dabble in the open source community for the tools I am using (like VS Code) to broaden my horizons akd to pay it forward.
PS. Great work on this site, I wrote this on mobile and it's virtually indistinguishable from the desktop experience. This is the sort of thing I aspire to make.
hey everyone ! I'm Adil, freelance software developer, been freelancing remotely since 7 years now, also launched/cofounded a couple of small products over the years. recently been a node.js + react dev (with a year long adventure in ethereum/solidity land that just came to an end). Currently investing heavily in training myself in machine learning through online courses and books. Always looking for cofounders with cool ideas to launch products. Also, dev.to is a cool community :) planning to post more often this year.
non coding hobbies: cycling, jazz, learning piano, surfing (when i live somewhere it's possible :) )
Hi folks! I‘m Ikem. I made a programmer course in Python. That course was six months long. I’m into more serious coding for a year now. I must say, I like Python. I‘m now learning Javascript. I like them too. Despite debugging is a bit of a pain in the ass. I have some projects on GitHub. I‘m a fan of the opensource movement. So my projects are opensource too. I‘m a Windows 10/ Linux Mint Debian user. My sympathy goes for Linux. I read a lot. Most is tech related. The rest is about self improvement. Music wise I‘m open to a lot of music. I prefer classic trance from 2010. I‘m not into mainstream music.
Hi, Ikem,
I think you will find lots of python and javascript coders here. While no one truly loves debugging, we work on it. Cheers!
Hey all, I'm Thomas. I'm trying to get more involved with the development community and I'm a quiet person most of the time. I've been working hard to find a web dev paoition for the past few months and need to connect! I'd love any advice or to collaborate with anyone doing something cool. I write Python and Ruby right now but I'm a fast hand at anything I need to pick up. I'll be around if you want to say hi and I'll make sure I do the same! Also, favorite non-codimg hobby is neither playing video games or building computers. Cats too.
Hi guys!
I forgot to properly introduce me here, so... Hi 😄! I'm Dennis, a senior DevOps architect located in Hamm, Germany and am always interested in new technologies, development practices and agile techniques. I'm fluent in Typescript, Javascript, Java, Python and other languages. In my part time I act in this wonderful open air theatre (sorry, only available in german).
I'm one of the maintainers of a project of mixed tools for DevOps engineers we call DO! DevOps and my own little projects over at github.
Kind regards
Dennis
Hello everyone, I'm Shriom, I'm currently pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science. Prior to that, I'm a native Android developer. But the last month I had a taste of ReactJS and now my affection towards react is day by day increasing. Hope I would find a good mentor and start developing great things using ReactJs. Apart from that, I'm a football player and love traveling.
Hey dev.to community!
My name is Noah and currently I work as a Linux Engineer. Previously I was employed as a System Developer, working for a company based out of Houston, USA, although I've lived and worked in both the Scotland and the US.
I do development, some DevOps, and I am a massive *nix (Unix/Unix-like) buff. If you have any questions related to *nix (shell scripting, filesystem, permissions, philosophy, etc.), feel free to ask. :)
My current IT interests are Golang and operating system design. Likewise, I am a Free/Libre, Open Source Software, privacy, and security activist.
Outside of work and IT play, I am an avid outdoors fan. I enjoy hiking, kayaking, and climbing, but my main passion is exploring the countryside through cycling. You can also find me playing music (drums, percussion, tin whistle, some didgeridoo, and recently I've picked up the classical guitar).
Hopefully I run into you on Dev.to. Happy hacking.
Hello, I'm Andy, and I'm currently working on the Web Developer for beginners learning path from Frontend Masters. My passions are coding, watching College and NFL football, Major League Baseball, and fishing. I like coding because it is challenging and provides a great way to learn to think critically, express myself, and learn how to solve problems.
Hello there, I'm Caidan. I am currently working as a Software Engineer, writing coding and redefining the development environment. I am here to learn more about game dev, read more tech news, and hopefully find like minded people to further expand my social network. I hope to find people interested in the same fields as I am, and to one day aggregate a passionate and well rounded group of coders, artists, modders, hackers, DIYers, micro-electronists, and other tech enthusiasts.
Hello world! I'm Hearot, just a young developer, or better a learner. I'm a fan of Python, but I also can use PHP, C, C++, C# and a little bit of Go. I love videogames. Thank you! Cheers!
Hi, my name is Neal. Usually I'm hiding in the shadows of big scary legal walls that prevent me from sharing all the cool stuff I do, that and being an introvert contributes.
C# is my old lady, and she's maturing like a fine wine, I dabble in javascript, I left Ruby, PHP, and visual basic behind for pastures new.
Besides sitting behind a PC, I love reading (philosophy mostly), camping, traveling, hiking and a bit of a petrolhead when it comes to motorcycles.
Looking forward to my first post, and the critique that may come with it. :-)
Hello, my name is Carson. I found this website in my google news feed just a moment ago. I'm a hiker, gamer, technology enthusiast, and web developer. I'm 3.5 years in to my career, where I started with angular 1 + node, and now use react and node every day.
Hi everyone, my name is Georges, I'm currently learning database application programming. I'm here to improve and to share. Thanks
Hi everyone, I'm David, am I'm on a journey to transition from Employee Relations Manager to a Full-Stack Dev. Programming is something I have been wanting to learn for years but have never fully committed to, until now. I'm so excited to be part of this amazing community and hope to learn as well as contribute as much as I can.
My other non-coding passions are music (I was a dj in my past life), nutrition and blockchain technology.
Love playing guitar 🎸 and hiking 🌲
Estar con mi familia!
Hello, I'm Gabriel, I just suscribed because I saw that there could be pretty interesting articles about techs that would change from the usual "how to [some_dev_howto_subject]", plus I find the esthetics of the website quite inspiring, following the current beautiful minimalist styling wave. About my non-coding hobbies, I'm an amateur film photographer and a 4 beat rock dancer.
Hi, I'm Lera. I'm a front end developer working mostly in Drupal these days. I found out about this site because of the Changelog podcast.
Hello, everyone.
I'm Guilherme. But I know it's a hard name to say in english, so you all can call me G.
Or Lopidio, or Virgs. Yeap, I have a lot of names.
This is my github: github.com/lopidio
Cheers.
Hi there! Great design btw!
Hi guys, i'm Gus i've been a developer for 2 years now, mainly using .NET and SQL technologies(currently learning JavaScript and Unity in deep), what brought me here is that i'm interested in all the cool entries all of you guys post it's nice to read them whenever i'm facing a hard time at job also i would like to contribute one day as well when i have more experience in the field and my non-coding hobby is watching films.
"Hello World"
I'm Ted and I work as a js full stack web dev.
I like a lot unix-like OSes and IoT.
Making a self cleaning-cooking-joking home is dream that will come true eventually :-)
I like nature and I work a lot...
Hello, my name is Manh, I'm from VietNam. I'm interested in Blockchain and a newbie of ReactJs. I haven't had much experience working as a developer since I'm a sophomore. Thank you.
Difficulties in upgrading Angular 5.1 to 6.0 brought me here. Seems like the ng upgrade commands in update.angular.io are not causing CLI and angular versions to update.
You can ask people around here for help
Hi all, my name is Morgan. I've been in tech for some odd years now and I'm currently really interested in machine learning and specifically how it can help solve security challenges. I'm a pythonista by day and just recently started dabbling in webdev at night. As for non-coding hobbies, I really enjoy public speaking, hiking, people problems, and playing games Bethesda puts out (fallout 4, Skyrim, eso, Dishonored). I'm excited to be here. I love reading about other people's experiences.
What I'm currently reading:
Hello hello
I'm Vlad from Kharkiv, Ukraine. I'm a full stack developer, mainly working with backend, cause I love it very much. Love Node, Java and Unix. My fav hobby is cooking, music, reading and dogs
Btw, I just published a post about my recent commercial serverless experience. Would love to hear some stuff from you about it <3
Hello everyone, I'm Kevin, a front-end developer from China. I want to make friends and explore interesting topics here.
Hello 👋
I'm Matthieu, known as Mayeu almost everywhere on the internet. I mostly works on devops and automation related subject, and hope to share a lot of what I learn here :)
Hi, This is Claire ! I am a senior QA engineer with BugRaptors. I enjoy creating, uncovering and disseminating new and interesting perspectives on technology and software testing.
hey there, touseef here! I am a uwp ( windows 10 ) developer, I want to start web dev as well but I hate javascript and all of its framework hell. I hope I can learn from different coding minds here and maybe make some good like minded friends :)
Hello, I get to know dev.to from pxlet.com while reading tech news. Find this is an interesting place and want to get to know more about this community.
Will keep watching this!
Hola. I'm Clayton. I write code for things. I came here to be around other cool developers and keep learning as I go along! I'm currently learning VR (C++) for a passion project of mine. Other than that, I'm a big fan of JavaScript (TypeScript, really), React, GraphQL, Go, and Rust. Outside of programming, I'm a musician, so there's that. :-)
Hi everyone! I'm Vinicius, software developer from Brazil, currently working in the payments and e-commerce industry with Ruby on Rails. Apart coding, my hobby is music, I can sing and play the piano.
That's so cool! I used to play the piano but I quit when my teacher died. I'd love to visit Brazil someday.
Hello world! My name is Alison, I'm starting a full-stack bootcamp in Montana this September. I have fallen down the rabbit-hole that is dev and I am thrilled to be a part of this community!
Hey, I'm Brian.
I came across the site through a post in reddit.
I playing/learning Unity, you know, free physics. Just wish I knew how to art.
Hello everyone, I am Meharoon from Accessibility team, I want to learn more about accessibility and coding stuff.
Thanks everyone for sharing their experiences, knowledge.
Welcome!
Hi, I'm Victor, a Full Stack developer working now with .js technologies like #Angular, #Ionic #node.js #ES6 and so on. Glad to connect to new devs!
Hi everyone!
My name is Alfonso Mozko H.
I am from México City, I´m studying a Computer Science degree. Also I´m a scholar, which is being very hard for me, beacuse I´m a newbie at real life programming.
I discovered Dev.to because I was looking up for solutions and tips in SQL and Visual Basic, I´m very bad at Visual Basic, but this is the programming language that my enterprice uses.
I want to improve my programming logic skills and learn about Ruby, PHP and Python.
I really love to blogging, food <3, playing videogames online,learning new languages like English and Japanese and web development, hope one day to found my own company.
I am very happy to be part of this community, I hope to learn a lot and share my knowledge with you too.
Looking forward to chatting with all of you.
Postscript: Sorry for my English.
Hello everyone, I'm Experienced Frontend Developer adept in all stages of advanced web development.
Expert in user interface, testing, and debugging processes. Bringing forth expertise in
design, installation, testing and maintenance of web systems. Equipped with a diverse
and promising skill-set. Proficient in an assortment of technologies.
Experienced with the latest cutting edge development tools and procedures. Able to
effectively self-manage during independent projects, as well as collaborate in a team
setting.
listening to music, hanging out with loved ones, cracking jokes
Hi, I want to catch up on the trends in the Javascript world. My non coding hobby is playing games on my mobile.
Hey guys and gals
I'm Chris, 40 years old, webdev since 2001 and SEO since 2007.
Moving more into SEO and ecommerce, I'm also staying a dev at heart and will always be.
Hope to of help here.
Hi everyone,
I'm Emiliya, frontend developer based in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Glad to join the community,
Cheers!
Welcome!!
Hi everyone!, I'm Luis, from Colombia, I live in Norway and I work as a Software Developer mostly with C# and Javascript. I enjoy gaming in my spare time, currently playing Assassin's Creed Origins... And.. that's all ?
Have a nice day!
Hello you all lovely developers!
How positive! The community is great! Welcome, Meas [Wilkommen, Meas!]
Hi all, I'm cloud engineer with few years of experiemce. I found this site while searching basics about block chain and its awsome. I guess this web site must have mobile applications.
Hi everyone. My name is Isaac. I am switching from winforms,wpf,wcf to UWP. My strongest language is VB.net then C#. I am hoping to overcome my weakness in Web programming
This might be a great place to start!
Hi there! Just passing by because you opensourced dev.to! Easy way to buy me ;)
Congrats and best wishes!
Hello everyone. My name is @jerturowetz and I play drums! I also love markdown.
that's a wierd introdution :) ..
Let me do mine. I am Johnny Mast php migration senior developer (but hate titles) moved to game development and made that my job. Im a visual thinker and i have a passion for challenges.
I love development and my studio, and im goona keep an eye on you :)
Hey everyone! I am from North Alabama and have been programming for some time using the .net frameworks building custom batching systems for the industrial sector. I have recently been transitioning into the web development space and learning JavaScript. My favorite non-coding hobby is deer hunting.
Hi There, My Name is Wasim from India.
Joined this to know more about tech and want to sharpen my programming skills. I've experienced in Hybrid App Dev(Ionic/Cordova), Web tech(AngularJS) and In Salesforce CRM. I'm a Salesforce certified Admin and Platform Developer 1.
I'm also interested in game design and development, though I've created a 2D platformer game in Java(LibGDX) for my semester project and keen to learn more about it.
Below is the link to my GitHub profile to know more about me as a programmer.
github.com/wasimbeniwale
Hi everyone, my name is Luqman and am an Associate Android Developer with lots of passion for the web. I have a degree in computer science but currently unemployed. I look forward to meeting really awesome folks here and learning new stuff. My favorite non-coding hobby is reading about how to write clean-code 😁. Cheers!
Hi I am Sai! Jesus (Jonathan Boudreau) brought me here.
I am an engineer getting better everyday at coding and earning my right to call myself a software engineer.
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Hello people, I'm Abayomi. I'm a Cybersecurity and DevOps Engineer. I ended here because I want to learn more from anyone and everyone. I used to code in Java, PHP and Python. I do CSS, HTML and Drupal but nowadays I hardly do any of all of this. My background is actually in Networking. I love to read, cook and play basketball
Hello devs!
I'm Cesar Charria, from Cali, Colombia.
Working as a full stack developer since like 10 years ago.
hi,i am from China
Hello everyone, I'm Patrick interested in Python programming for Network automation as well as Prolog.
Hi all, I am Araf.. I am working as web developer..i joined dev.to because I want to learn cool stuffs from developer in this site. I hope i can learn more tech stuffs from here..
Hi fam, i‘m Jim fan of rrr’s Technology. One of my dog want to say »Hello«
Hello Friends,
Harshal Hirve here from India. IT Project Manager. Currently working on React Full-Stack.
Hi!
I'm Paulo from Portugal.
Found dev.to searching for info about test frameworks and it seems a good source of knowledge/opinion to follow.
Best regards,
Paulo
Hi I'm David and I've been eager to share some of my experiences as a Ruby and JavaScript developer. I'm also beginning my own consulting business so let me know if I can help you out! :)
Hi All,
I'm old, I've been in IT long enough to...
Hello.I'm kamila,start a developer carreer this week, study the third year of computer science .
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👋👋Hello everyone, I'm Akshath Kumar, working as a full stack developer in votercircle.com, Bengaluru. JavaScript is my religion. I feel welcome in this community. It is good to be here..
Cheers.
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Hola everyone,
I'm Chrisant,
Here to learn and improve my programming language skills like Ruby, Python, Java, PHP etc also to get updated on some tech news, thanks 😊
Hola everyone,
I'm Chrisant,
Here to learn and improvey programming language skills like Ruby, Python, Java, PHP etc from beginner level also to get updated with tech news 😊
Hello folks,
I am Bilal. C# dev mainly but recently started to like scala too. I am from India.
Hi, my name is Million. i am a very passionated, enthusiastic front-end Developer,and eager to learn more about it. I love to read and spend my time with my code.
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I'm a fullstack Javascript and Ruby developer who loves to learn and share new stuff in coding with others. thanks to Dev.to for creating this platform for our community.
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Hi ... I am Sithara. I used to be a mainframe developer earlier....now into spring and angular.
Hello!
Hi All, This is Pradyumna from Silicon Valley of India. I'm a full stack developer mostly fond of Java, Spring Boot, Angular, Ionic.
Hello everyone!. I am Kayode, a web developer and I am here to learn more.
My favorite non-coding hobby is cooking. I love good food
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thank you
Hello everyone, i'm Mostafa ACHRAF, software engineer, i'm here to learn and share my knowledge. My favorite non-coding hobby is chess and drawing.
Newbie. Like a sponge I am
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Welcome! As a new member of the community, you might enjoy this article :)
How to make the most of dev.to
Arik
That post was really awesome. We couldn't have said it better ourselves.
Thanks for sharing this!
Hello all,i'm Bala exploring AWS DevOps..
Basically i am a AWS Data-warehousing developer.
My hobby is playing badminton...listening to music
Hi everyone. I love gaming and hockey and Castle Rock! I need to learn more about being a dev so I came here. I hope I am worthy.
Hi devs!
Just a crazy coder dumping all tried & proven languages, and investing in Dart & Rust.
I read the headline, "Let's get rid of JavaScript.". I got excited and clicked the link. Turned out it was only about getting rid of "this". I guess that's a start.
Hello everyone;
I hope all of you are doing well, I'm a newcomer to the dev world hope to be helpful
Thanks so much for being part of our community! We hope to be with you throughout your whole dev journey.
Let us know if there is anything we can do to to help.
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Hello everyone, long time dev here. Many languages and platforms over the years. These days JavaScript, .Net, microservices, soa to name a few.
Hello
Hi everyone, I'm Akshil love to solve a problem through the power of technology. I love coding while having my coffee. I am a gamer currently playing(csgo, pubg, assassin creed origin)
Thanks for making dev.to open source!
Hi Beyrem trying to be a craftsman and my short term gool us learn clojure
Hi everyone!
UP DOG :)
Nothing, What's up with you....
I write bugs and push buttons. My mom says I am funny so there is that.
Wow! I'm happy to be here, it feels/looks very cozy and developer friendy. Thanks to community!
Cheers and good luck to everybody!
Hola everyone,
I'm Chrisant,
Here to learn and improve my programming language skills like Ruby, Python, Java, PHP etc. from beginner level also to get updated on some tech news 😊
Hello everyone, I'm a lover of any form of programming(both front-end and back-end). My favorite non-coding hobby is exploring philosophy.
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Hi, I am Shane. I do Javascript things, have been for about 4.5 years now.
I like long walks on the beach, well designed ReactJS web apps, and don't use jQuery anymore.
Hello everyone, I,m Sameer Katija working on web Development
Cool! What is your stack?
Node express and mongo db
Hi everyone! A Spanish dev here :) Principal work in web environment (mainly Jsvascript and now React as an apprentice). Also like nodejs :). My favorite non-coding hobby? Gaming (when possible)!
hello everybody.
I love coding and learning new perspectives.
I recently took a trip to Alaska and that waving whale is a great gif!
Hi, I have long experience in IT, from bare metal to web. Currently developing IOT firmware, my github speak for me (neu-rah). Let me know if you need help :D
Hi all name is Des I am a full stack js developer. I am currently finishing a mentor app on Cordova with a Azure backend using the Node blade
Hello there! I'm Alexandr, currently I'm student of physics faculty and trying to write me own physics simulation, but I want to try myself in gamedev!
My non-coding hobby is gaming
Hey guys... I am Gideon. A music producer who wants to pursue his passion for app development. I am currently a newbie trying to understand JavaScript!
Hi! Just found this site in trending github repos :)
Hello dev family! Im Raj and im into QA engineering and passionate about coding. My favourite non-coding activty would be playing tennis.
I am full stack developer experienced in making simple and fast web apps in MERN stack.
I'm Pradeep Reddy from India, currently living in Virginia, USA.
I do blogging as a hobby, I developed my own website. I look forward to meeting new people and extend my Blogship.
welcome pradeep
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Hi everyone! I'm Ashok, full stack php web developer from India. Currently learning NODE and trying to be better at programming
Hello everyone I am Caroline from NYC and I am in love with coding. I am a newbie and I am here to learn from the collective wisdom from this group.
Hello everyone! Khadim here, I am a law graduate ,I love coding and start to learn for my parallel career. Would any nice person be willing to guide and help me learn Js and python ?