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Welcome Thread - v15

Hey there! Welcome to dev.to!

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Welcome!

  1. Leave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can talk about what brought you here, what you're learning, or just a fun fact about yourself.

  2. Reply to someone's comment, either with a question or just a hello. πŸ‘‹

  3. Or answer this question: what's your favorite non-coding hobby?

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Peter Kim Frank

Welcome to the DEV Community! We're happy to have you here :)

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Thomas Bnt β˜•

Hello ! πŸ‘‹

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Ben Halpern

Hello!

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Ben Halpern

Welcome welcome welcome!

If you're not sure what your first post should be, this trend has been a lot of fun:

Basically folks are doing postmortems on projects they started and never finished. Something we can all relate to.

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Ahsan Naveed

Hello Everyone,

My name is Ahsan Naveed. I am a 4th year Computing Science student looking forward to exploring this community and learning more from Y'all!

Best,
Ahsan

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David Brewer

Hello Ahsan!

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David Brewer

Hello!

My name is David. I work as a Software Engineer on backend servers running Spring Boot. I can't remember how I found out about dev.to but I'm happy to be here and be involved in this community.

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Daniyar Zhadyrassyn

Cool! What resources do you use to learn Spring boot framework?

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Atta

Hi everyone,

My name is Atta and I am a Software Engineer with over 5 years of experience. I mostly work as a full stack developer in Java, Spring Boot, Angular and Node.js. I would love to explore and contribute meaningfully to dev.to.

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Javier Garcia

Welcome! :)

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luisandrestobon

Hello, my name is Luis. I'm from Colombia. I'm an electronic engineer but I love to code. I'm not a pro in this, but I try my best to learn every day. I'm learning Angular 6 right now. My favorite non-coding hobby is perhaps to travel. That's it, thanks a lot.

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Javier Garcia

Nice! :) What kind of projects do you work in as an Electronic Engineer?

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luisandrestobon

Well, nothing exciting. I worked for a medical company for about 7 years, but my job was to install, repair and do maintenance to medical devices. Right now my job is in the management area... kind of boring sometimes, but a job is a job ;)

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Joredjs

Good!! IΒ΄m from Colombia too !!

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Fareedah Amzah

Hello Luis. Good to have you here

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Benjamin Calderon

Saludos Luis!
I'm a developer but I'm in love with embedded dev, embedded Linux, microcontrollers and such (ST32 HAL is beautiful in my opinion!)

Anyways, welcome!

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nilson

Hola yo soy NiluX o Linux

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zarulyakuza

:) nice

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henrygmoshugi

Oh yes embedded is most in use this days and grow like multiply as everyone now know streaming even small companies and organisations going for streaming

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Stephen Chiang

here's one way:

const myFunc = (number) => 
  number === 1 ? 0 : number === 0 ? 1 : null;

myFunc(1)
// 0

myFunc(0)
// 1

myFunc(2)
// null
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Jose Pablo Obando Gonzalez

Hello !!

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Hwang, Geon Gu

Nice to meet you Luis.

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zarulyakuza

hmm.... i need the .. have a example??

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Manoj Kumar

Hi Sir, Can You answer this question??
Write a vanilla javascript program that returns 0 when input is 1 and 1 when input is 0. Do not use if, for, while, switch, do statements. Write as many implementation as you can think of (minimum 4 ways).

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luisandrestobon

Hello. Well, I think this is it:

f1 = (input) => { return (1+input)%2 };

f1(0); // 1
f1(1); // 0

f2 = (input) => { return (1-input)%2 };

f2(0); // 1
f2(1); // 0

f3 = (input) => { return ~input&1 };

f3(0); // 1
f3(1); // 0

f4 = (input) => { return +!input };

f4(0); // 1
f4(1); // 0

I'm waiting for your comments about it. Thank you.

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Samson Wanjihia

return [1, 0][input]

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Mario

Hi, my name is Mario. I'm a Software Engineer on Business Software. Most of the time I develop in C# and C/AL, but I'm also interested in new stuff.

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Arik

Welcome aboard Mario!

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Zachary Anglin

Hello all -- I'm a data scientist working toward becoming a more full-stack developer with aim to build applications that improve people's lives. Very excited to be here!

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Arik

We're excited to have you here too.

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Kelly Burke • Edited

Hi all! I'm a front-end developer working on a few open source projects. I enjoy React and Material-UI.

My main projects are:
github.com/builderbook/builderbook/
github.com/async-labs/saas

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Ben Halpern

Welcome Kelly!

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William

Hi, I'm William and I mostly code in Python or HTML & CSS. I have 3 years of experience, and I can't wait to contribute to dev.to!

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Tasneem El-sayed Allam

Hi everyone,
Iam Tasneem a fresh software graduate who wants to get experience in backend web development so if any one can help or give ideas please share it with me 😊

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Arik

Hi Tanseem. Welcome aboard. You came to the right place to learn and share ideas.

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Isaac Lee

Hi, everyone. My name is Isaac and I am here to share knowledge and learn. Always down for music and bouldering!

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killaboy26

What’s you guys my name is Benny, definitely here for to learn some new stuff.

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Ryan Ordway

Hello!

My name is Ryan and I'm a systems admin pretending to be a programmer. Looking to learn from others and hopefully give back too! Most of my experience is on the Systems/Ops side, with most of my programming being of the integration/monitoring/back end fun variety.

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Daniyar Zhadyrassyn

Sounds cool! Good luck to you!

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Sarah Chima

Welcome, Ryan. You'll surely learn a lot here.

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Sameer Jadhav #JA4Me

Hello Ryan! Great to meet you. What technologies do you use for automation being a sysadmin?

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David G. Johnson

As a fellow pretender, it's great to see you here, Ryan!

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Fareedah Amzah

Hi Ryan. You make it sound fun.

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ohffs

I've just switched back to programming after a 10-15yr stint as a sysadmin - not having to fret about dodgy disk drives or power outages is the main plus point so far ;-)

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Dr Imhotep AlBasiel • Edited

That sounds like a lot of fun I'm the CEO of a company and I'm not very good at programming the software firm that I developed we have over 300 developers so I don't really have to be good at coding but I have to be good at Concepts and business management but I'm really good at reading people being able to read people is really important in software development and business which is what I excel in I do code for fun with unity and JavaScript. I really should be better at coding but when you have 300 software engineers and you an American company it gives you a lot of clout and imagination to make your ideas come to life rapidly started a game development company with my four Sons because teaching him about business and technology. I thought was really important for what better way to do that than to teach business Concepts and basic development then to make your own games.

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Dr Imhotep AlBasiel

What you see in your inner eye can become your reality

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