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Welcome from a fellow new member!
Hey, welcome as well :)
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Welcome, Gabriela!
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Hey! Nice to see another React developer!
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I'm new as well, welcome!
Welcome to you too :)
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Welcome everybody on Dev.to! I'm a french dev oriented Web, I created most bots on Discord and I updating all my projects.
I learn Ruby and Javascript, i started learn Gatsby last week!
Hi thomas i m new to dev.to and i m learning javascript.
Hi Anis i'm also new to dev.to and i'm equally learning JavaScript
Welcome to you!
Welcome, Thomas.
I'm not new here, I welcome everyone ππ
Haha!))
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πΏHello, my name is Weiwei and I'm a newbie coder building a product a month with Javascript and no code tools!
I studied interaction design in college and realized that it's so much more fun if I can build out the design ideas that I have.
Welcome, Weiwei!
Welcome, Weiwei! Awesome idea! I am working on the same things, I started as a developer and am working on learning about interaction design and user experience!
Cool! I'm down to trade skills if you are open to it!
Otherwise, good luck! :)
Awesome! I am always down for a list of articles or books to read. Been reading through
Refactoring UI
andSprint: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days
for UX readings. Any other suggestions?What sort of projects are you working on?
I really liked " the best interface is no interface". I think the best way to practice interface design is to make one a day, and try to expand on the interface by making all interfaces for an app/product. For experience design, diagrams are often a good way to map things out. See dubberly.com/articles/using-concep...
I'm working on a series of generators that are web-based. Like upload a photo and change the size of those photos or paragraph generators.
I will definitely dig into the recommended readings!
Let me know if you have any questions that are javascript related. Some recommended tools I have used in the past are Egghead.io, any courses by Wes Bos, or if you have specifics stack overflow. But a lot of learning to code is pushing through and practicing. Experiencing errors and reaching out for help when you get stuck! The projects you are working on sound like they will definitely be challenging and should be great for learning some important concepts!
Awesome. Thank you for your recommendations. :)
I'm an economist that does and teaches data analysis. I use mainly D, R, and Bash, with some Ruby, Perl and a few others mixed in as needed. I started programming in the 1980s on computers with 1K and 2K of RAM. At last count, I've used over 50 languages, and am a strong believer in functional programming.
Hello, I would love to learn a bit from you. Following :)
Hey all! I'm a full stack developer with over 8 years experience in consulting and working with SaaS based companies.
I work actively with Golang, AWS, GCP, and Typescript and absolutely love my work π.
Currently, I'm doing a bit of soul-searching to find a new project to build and profit from.
Hi Stephen! What sort of projects are you looking for? Any top driving interests that you'd like to find a foot hold in?
Preferably SaaS type offerings. I like working with products that help other developers do better at what they already do.
Ah, cool. Feel free to reach out if you're interested in marketplaces, privacy, and data ownership. I'm working on a data marketplace and data collection app that will be a Progressive Web App SaaS offering.
Welcome, Stephen! Let us know when your new project finds you!
Thank you!! I think the inspiration bug has hit me a few times this week π
Welcome, Stephen! Keep looking for that next project. It is always out there. Fill a need!
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I'm been a web developer for ~12 years now and have been working full-time for 3 years now on my Open Source project Gatsby!
Love open source & web development & company building.
Welcome, I'll have a deeper look at your project, from the first sight it seems interesting!
Happy to hear that.
Welcome folks!
After you introduce yourself here, feel free to drop a comment in this other discussion thread I just created:
What's your greatest software development skill?
Ben Halpern γ» Jul 9 γ» 1 min read
Great to have you in the community.
yo
I only joined so I could comment on this post:
dev.to/aspittel/building-web-compo...
but hey
I guess I'm here now so...
Who are the best women to follow in this community (in your opinion)? Not trying to get into a battle of the sexes but I've only ever worked with men and damn is it nice to read what my demographic is writing.
@aspittel , @jess , @vaidehijoshi , @kaydacode , @gazebo_c , and @thejessleigh are all really super cool gals! I'd start there.
You should also check out the tag #shecoded
Dawe thanks π
Thank you so much!!!!
thank you very much!
Welcome to DEV! I'm attempting to learn Rust and Web Assembly, but have not quite made an effort yet... Also, I've been learning what it's like to build websites for your family. Not super fun, but it's probably a good introduction to building things for others.
hola me gusta mucho esta comunidad y me unΓ por que me encanta estar conectada con gente que le apasiona lo mismo que a mi, la programaciΓ³n. Soy ingeniera en sistemas computacionales y actualmente estoy aprendiendo python, aunque me he dado cuenta que mi lΓ³gica de programaciΓ³n no anda muy bien asΓ que tambiΓ©n ando dΓ‘ndole duro a eso. Muchas gracias por aceptarme
Hola Nora, bienvenida. Contento de saber que tambiΓ©n hay participaciΓ³n de habla hispana en dev.to
Hi there!
I'm Kacper, currently living in GdaΕsk, Poland. Self-thought programmer, graduated in Civil Engineering.
I'm working fully remotely as a full-stack engineer for the UK based startup. On a daily basis, I'm using React, Typescript, Ruby, and Elixir with a bit of Docker.
Recently, I've decided to resume working on my old side project (datamaps.co, github.com/caspg/datamaps.co). I'm planning to keep a dev log which will document my journey. I hope
dev.to
could be the right place for it.Hi guys! I'm Hendrik, I don't code, I write concepts. So I'm interested in various meta-topics rather than concrete programmers work. (But at least I manage to maintain my personal website on self-hosted WP basisβ¦)
Any recommendations for followings?
Hello! I'm a Full Stack JS developer.
I love learning all about this universe so much that it's already my hobby :D
I have experience working with Laravel, NodeJS, React Native, Flutter, Angular, Ionic and other things, but I think my intention in this forum is to learn how other developers write their code, what stack they are using, what is the best architecture. for each project ... I have so many questions and I am sure that there are many developers with more experience here than me and maybe can give me advices about React, ReactNative, NodeJS good practices.
So Thanks a lot!
Hello, community! I'm software engineer and researcher from Belarus.
I'm working in robotics and automation field. I love what I'm doing and my aim is to make robots more accessible and friendlier for people. I develop core libraries and
algorithms along with end-user applications.
My stack includes:
Python for high level applications, machine learning and research.
Java for robot's kernel.
C to interact with hardware.
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Hi all! π I'm Flor from Argentina. I've been working as an Applications Support Analyst my whole professional career and I started to learn to code a few months ago as I'm willing to change my career path. I'm also interested in UX and UI design. Nice to meet you all π
Great to have you Florencia!
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