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Hello! 👋
I'm new here to dev.to but have been reading it for a while. I'm a web developer and teacher looking to connect with more developers.
Oh - I also love Disney - ask me anything about it!
John Papa
Welcome, John! Excited to have you here, and to read more of your writing.
What's your favorite Disney film of all time?
Original Mary Poppins for live action
Tangled for animated
Star Wars original series - if we are talking all Disney owned :)
Do you know the reason why Communists are obsessed with Tinkerbell and Mushu? :)
Hey John 👋 Nice to have you here. Look forward to learning from your articles.
Also Did you by any chance see High School Musical? 😆
Thanks!
I did. My kids loved it back then
Hello there! Welcome to dev.to :)
I would say that I'm an introvert. Definitely spend my weekends at home. Lately been doing a lot of cooking, too!
I also really enjoy cooking and I think the weekends are a great time to explore some larger ideas.
Is there anything in particular that you enjoy cooking lately? Types of food, techniques, something else?
Yeah! I've been working on veggie burgers recently. It's been a real uphill battle for me though. The hard part is getting them to shape properly; mine patty just comes out sticky and hard to fry.
Otherwise it's been a lot of practicing basic knife skills like mincing garlic, slicing onions, and also cutting down meal prep times less. I think I've made pancakes for like three weeks straight, pretty much every other day. Definitely have the recipe memorized and can make it really quickly now!
I spent this past weekend making chickpeas, and I oversalted them. It was a good lesson because through the process I figured out how to desalinize them.
INTROVERT HERE TOO !
I am actually a Mom of a 9 yr old who is passionate about coding. (which is a whole nother language to me)He has bad ADHA and Anxiety and Coding and computers are what he loves. He wants to develop a game. As of right now he has just followed tutorials and made games. I am trying to understand how all this works and hope to get some good information as to how I can help my son and direct him in the right way as to what he should do learn first and what Systems he should play with. He knows a lot but needs something easy to follow and learn. Any help is appreciated.
Hi there! Your son surely is an early starter, kudos to him. I have been doing game development as a hobby for a while now, so feel free to message me if you have any questions.
Hey Hoidberg! That's super awesome of you to go above and beyond for your kiddo like this and really try to become a part of the community!
I think a lot of us got into development to build games, I'm glad to see gaming has sparked an interest in programming for another young developer.
While I'm not as well versed in game development specifically, I'm happy to talk about programming and algorithms in general and talk through problems if either of you want to!
As a software developer with ADHD who has children with ADHD, big ups to you for trying to help where you can. It can sometimes be hard to find the kind of activities that are stimulating for young children.
I don't know how much advice I can offer in gaming, but I know a thing or two about building websites and the systems involved.
My name is James and I was introduced to dev.to by @hamatti and I am looking forward to doing more technical writing and interacting with the community. Recently I have been focused on TypeScript, React, Redux, Functional Programming, a bit of Elm, Electron, Docker and some Python/Flask.
I would consider myself an ambivert. An extravert that needs a fair amount of alone time to site alone, deep in though, processing the world and what has happened, ideally in the middle of the forest in Finland or an island, or wherever I can find some silence from the noise.
Recently I have been interested in early programming languages such as Fortran and Lisp and using modern tools like Docker to use them. Fun fact: my mom taught me to program in Basic in 2nd grade on an Atari 600XL.
Welcome to the community, James!
I, too, began with Basic, and while I rarely gave them a reason, I was always happy to GOTO my room if I was getting in their hair.
Dad jokes for days. Coder dad jokes. I'm sorry.
It seems like a lot of culture can be found and discovered when learning about the founding tech and languages that I might check out. Very neat.
Hello, people!
I'm a brazilian software engineer, focused in frontend web development using JavaScript, React, PWAs and more.
I use React Native and like to talk about open source, communities and career in software development area.
I just published my book about career in software development in last year (pt-br here), I have a YouTube channel for beginners in software development ("O Universo da Programação") and a blog to share my knowledge, what I learn and more.
Follow-me here and in Twitter. <3
Hello there!
My name is Robert and I've been looking for a place to share my concepts and ideas.
I'm a software developer for 20+ years but a total newbie in modern social media (no fb account!). Definitely an introvert ...
Thanks :)
Hello fellow programmers,
My name is Roshan and I am a graduate student studying Computer Science in NYC. I am interested in developing mobile and desktop applications, and ensuring they operate optimally. I have noticed this website coming up in my Google feed for the last couple of months and posts are always interesting and exciting. I figured it would be best to become a part of the community. I hope to learn from everyone here and contribute as much as I can.
Hello, world ^^..
It's Alaa Yacoub from Benghazi/Libya.
I was looking for my passion and I found it in programming.
I went to a few boot camps some of them was online camps ..
I was reading a tweet talking about Kotlin which was linked to Dev so I end up here looking for more articles.
Hmmm... My friends say that I'm extrovert.
Morning all, if your in my timezone, otherwise good afternoon and good evening. I saw the link to Dev.to from a twitter post. I have been working on securing a REST API server with loopback and jwt. Initially really liking the API generation loopback provides. The loopback explorer is very cool. Other then that I am passionate about all thing's webdev. Definitely extrovert. Happy coding! <`)))>{
Hey hey!
Long time reader, first time joiner :)
I live in Sydney, Australia. Most my days start with a surf/swim in the pacific ocean! 🎉
I work at Thinkmill.
Looking forward to reading more great content in here, and hopefully producing some too!
Welcome to the community Simon! 👋 Definitely jealous that you get to start the day 🏄♂️
Yeah, it's a pretty good life hack.
Being born in landlocked Switzerland, I had to work to make it happen 😅
It seems that lately everybody is jumping Medium's ship. Dev.to seems like a good alternative. I have been aware of this website for a while but did not pay much attention to it. Today @dabit3 tweeted that he published a new post on dev.to, so here I'm. Check out his post about Cloud Programming, it's very intersting.
Hello Everyone! /> I'am Front-End Web Developer Backed with PHP for backed (Self-taught: Just graduated High-School) and my first query is: How big is the Dev.to Community? Does it have local communities?
Hi All,
My name is Brian and I enjoy building tools/utilities that help make things easier to do. I'm a complete noob to dev.to but looking forward to getting more familiar with it and you all. Any resources you recommend or people to follow?
Brian Clark
Welcome brain, Nice to have you here 😀
Thank you Saurabh 🙂
Hello,
I am very new to the field, have taught myself web development and now after becoming a front end developer i am attending a bootcamp to acquire more knowledge and skills in the back end part so i would be able to work as a fullstack.
I have read in this discussion about people working on some interesting projects. I say good luck, and good job.
Thanks you too
Hello!
I am excited to join the dev.to community! I am a Python enthusiast looking to take a hobby and transition towards a new career. I am currently reading Python Crash Course and working on a port of the classic 2D game Galaga. I'm looking to move past the tutorial stage and start building things!
Hi, I spend a lot of my work time with clients and business development but am also the main technical resource at the company.
I use Python mostly, and some Javascript (when I get a chance to code) within the GIS space. I also do a lot of SQL, database design, etc. I am always learning, and currently struggling with the question of: do I try to be a programmer, or a project manager first?
I've joined far too many of these forum-like sites, so my intro post may very well be my outro post. That said, I strive to get out there in the community better so here goes!
I'm Alex. I'm a full-stack software engineer based in London. I've worked across multiple languages and paradigms, but what I'm most interested in right now is how you do the minimum code to get the maximum value. Very much of the philosophy 'Make it work; make it right; make it fast.', after a few years trying to make it right before it works, hah! Clean Code and The Clean Coder are my favourite dev books, though I'm always interested in improving my craft.
I've talked a few times around London and hope to become a world famous functional programmer. Unfortunately, things never change on the functional programming scene.
Hello Good people,
i am very much happy to be here because i have this believe that it's going to be one of the most interesting thing and and a new learning platform for me. i'm a newbie in React and would love to dive deep in and it and probably extend to full stack programming.
Thank you all
Hi All!
I'm brand new to dev.to and also to the tech community. I'm currently a student at Flatiron School in Seattle going through an immersive program to become a Full Stack developer! I hope to use this site as an opportunity to learn from others, but also to document my learnings along my journey! Excited to get started :)
Hey everyone! I'm Kerry from Boston and I'm completely new to the field of web development. I'm a career changer and a student at Bloc bootcamp. I am currently learning React and just finished building my first React music player app.
Oh, and I am a total introvert! :) How about everyone else?
I was looking for a legit kind of technical interview that advanced candidate's possibilities to escape from this experience with their id in tact, and they're having a positive experience with the person chosen to do the technical interview.
Hello everyone!
I've discovered DEV not too long ago and I think its time to introduce myself!
I'm really new to programming (I graduated from a web dev bootcamp this past November - MERN stack) and so, I still have a lot to learn!
Other than that, I'm doing a math's degree part-time, I ove reading fantasy & historical books and I'm a huge fan of animation movies and anime :P
Nice to meet you all!
Hello!👋
I'm happy to be a member of this wonderful community, I am a web developer focusing on Nodejs, and everything JavaScript. Am using this platform to connect and share with other developers.
Wycliffe Peart
Hi everybody, I'm a Python developer and Blog writer. Here is my blog: pythonscouts.cubava.cu/. I have written for realpython.com too. I hope to have a good time on this community.
Thanks,
lpozo
Hey there, everyone!
I just stumbled upon this site today and found some really interesting reads.
Currently I am a software development trainee in my first training year. In my spare time I'm an avid role player and even run my own LARP group nearby.
I hope to find a place to learn, share and discuss experiences and the occasional odd idea.
Frogbeerr
I feel Dev.to is a great platform to share your views and ideas. I've been following it for quite sometime and find it very educative. I must mentoin recent write up by Tamas Todor on book "Atomic Habits" (author : James Clear). It is an excellent piece. Must read for anyone wishing to improve his habits.
Hie. I'm a computer science student finally learning to actually code stuff in her second year and not just have the ability to pass her exams. Lol. I'm currently trying to figure out how to fit all the different things I learn into an actual program. I couldn't make headway at first because I made almost everything an object and my implementation of class inheritance is one of the craziest things ever 😂
Welcome to the community, Mozbie!
Hello Everyone, I'm Kells. I'm new here, looking forward to continue reading helpful articles, connecting with amazing Devs and also sharing my little knowledge with the community.
I just got my first Job as a developer so I'm pretty excited about it yayy😄!!
Hi, @kellswork . Congratulation on getting your first job. (I also got my first job recently).
Thank you Saurabh ,Congratulations to you too. Hope you're enjoying the new job
😊
Hi there,
I look forward to getting to learn more on dev.to! I'm an avid reader and love to keep up with the latest and greatest tech and standards. Looking forward to adding my knowledge to the vast pool of the interwebz and hoping to learn even more in the process!
Happy coding!
it was time for a change and i've wanted to learn anything that has to do with information treatment/processing and go from there.
I'm giving myself a year or so to get somewhere where I can build something functional and useful, hopefully less.
Hello,
I read one article on this site and find it that this site is very helpful for connecting with developers. I am on the begging of learning how to code. Wish me luck and hope to meet new people.
Hey there!
My name’s Steve (hiiiii Steeeeeve) and in addition to spending the last 15 years (give or take) working in web/software development, I am also a father of two, a sixth-generation California native, a Certified Sommelier, and a sports fan (especially baseball, but I kinda like ‘em all).
I like to work my hobbies into my side projects, so I’m currently working on a system that attempts to predict the outcome of the entire 2019 MLB regular season, using past data, future player performance projections, and Monte Carlo simulations. Nerdy and fun!
Fun! Didn't we just hire those guys for the O's? You know … those guys.
Welcome!
If you got a 100% working MLB model, hit me up, I'd like to make some easy cash. lol
Check out thomeprojections.com ... look at the Vegas Number Confidences page. And the 2018 link. The system nailed 20 out of 30 team totals o/u wagers for the 2018 season.
Hello, Friends :) I just posted my first post on dev.to, so I figured I'd come by and say hi! I'm Hiro, and I'm a SysAdmin in NYC by day, and a Cloud Computing Technical Instructor by night!
I founded and run awsnewbies.com to help others like me without technical backgrounds (I have degrees in Special Education!) learn about Cloud Computing and AWS. I also just finished working on a video course on Lynda.com that introduced AWS to non-engineers, which published a few days ago.
I'm working to help make tech accessible to all, and can't wait to keep on diving deeper into all of these communities! And I'm a definite introvert who likes small doses of socialization... And then hermit for another few days to "detox." Haha.
Hello everyone. So Google has landed me here on a number of occasions and I had no idea its such a great community. Today I was comparing Zeit Now and Netlify and found a cool thread here.
I'm a Web developer and designer, though still budding, and I am glad to join you good people. 🥂
Hello there!
My name is Shahid. I am an Android Developer who happens to have few apps on PlayStore. Lately, I've found myself trying to learn more with respect to web development and all I can say it's very interesting and vast.
I just finished my Node course online and would love you guys to help me out with project ideas that I should start with to practice node.
Hope you having a great day!
Thanks :)
Hello world,
Found out about dev.to a couple of days back via Twitter. Love the idea of the free community.
I am a developer and create native cross-platform tools that involve working on android, ios, uwp, linux, & macos.
Looking forward to learn, grow and connect new people in the community.
Feel free to connect via twitter or github.
Open to discuss new ideas.
Hobby: Astrophotography.
Cheers :)
Siddesh
Hi I'm Tumi ...
I like programming, and so inevitably I ended up here. I love to write, and that's how I actually got into programming.
I see people writing about weekend stuff in their welcome threads, I should probably start having something to write about from my weekends
Hey y'all...
I'm a self-taught hack of sorts. I like to call myself a shady tree developer. When I want to learn something, I seek out knowledge. Started out learning early classic asp then moved on to dotnet all the way to Obj-c and Swift, I kicked myself in the butt to learn it.
I will probably get some terminology wrong (like variadic...) but I won't take offense if you correct me. That's part of learning.
My career has me in a dotnet world and also Netsuite which is why most of my (or all) stuff os focused in Netsuite. Not a lot of info so I want to help others.
Hello,
Recently started going to school for Computer Science and currently learning about python. I read some interesting articles on dev.to and decided to sign up :)
Hi everyone. Chukwuebuka Iwezor here.
Well I recently developed an interest in computer science and every field of it. I'm completely a beginner and no prior knowledge of coding and programming languages.
Where do I place myself here?
Hiya!
My name is Shaquille and i can say I’m self taught all around...including my time taking CS classes 😅. Trying to find my way into the career while continually building my skills and knowledge. Fully engulfed in Vue and Django at the moment. Aiming to master the two with some projects I’m writing up. Let’s see how this goes 🤞🏾
Hey all!
I was introduced to dev.to by my Google feed. After popping up enough times I finally decided it was time to join the conversation.
I'm an internet taught full stack Enterprise developer. Lately I've been spending a lot of time with docker, Angular, and various Sprung Framework technologies. Looking to start getting into desktop app development in the very near future.
Extrovert all the way, and excited to join the party.
International Studies Student. Psychology Student. I’ve been learning web development for a bit under a year now, and recently decided to incorporate it into my Capstone/Thesis acknowledging that much of the tech today derived from English. I will be researching about discrepancies and conflicts that arise when using technology when English is not your first language. I am an extrovert if I wake up nicely.
Hi. My name is Richard. I came here after watching the GoRuCo talk on confreaks. I’ve been working in startups since I came to Silicon Valley from my native UK, 20 years ago this year. I’m an extrovert when I’m filling in marketing/bizdev/sales roles and I turn more introverted when I’m writing code every day. It’s kinda funny like that.
I mostly work in Ruby because I’ve loved it for a decade and coding in Ruby brought me back to programming after about ten years leading go to market efforts.
I first learned to program the old fashioned way - via English re-translations of Chinese translations of pirated Apple manuals on my Apple II as a kid in Hong Kong in the 80s - a computer I still own!
Hello! I found this place by accident. I have dreams of becoming a developer, in the event I can defeat my ADHD. I am currently reading Zed Shaw's "Learn Python the Hard Way."
I am certainly an extrovert. I tend to be a tad loud, but can also embarrass myself. I enjoy cooking and experimenting in the kitchen.
Hi everyone, I'm really into digital bookmarking and media analysis in my free time, and I work on a product team for a data visualization product. I'm hoping to post about a mixture of all of those interests on here, and I'm excited to learn from the community!
PS: I consider myself to be a personable introvert 🖖
Hi,
Am Umoren Samuel and I found this community through Twitter. I am a Computer Engineering Undergraduate and a JavaScript newbie.
I'm a pseudo-introvert and spend quiet time imagining crazy things that would not happen in the future.
Hi, everyone!
My name is Abraham López and I'm a 24 y/o Software Engineer from and located in Guadalajara, México. My main focus is set Front End development, but I also enjoy playing around the Back End. I feel very comfortable working with JavaScript and its frameworks and libraries. Currently I'm part of the technical team of a local startup called 100 Ladrillos. Our stack is mostly Ruby + Rails and some JS. I’m in charge of the migration of our legacy Rails webapp into a full JS application using React alongside other tools under a micro frontend strategy.
Thank you!
Hello,
I came across a post from dev.to in our company's random slack channel. After reading the post I wanted to learn more about the community and I signed up.
I am currently into javascript, React/Redux, node. Learning new stuff excites me. Apart from coding I also run long distance.
I would say I am somewhat of an ambivert.
Hi everyone !
I'm just starting learning code with Javascript, and I think I am falling in love with it. I am reading everything that can help me to grew up in code and web development :) I am also a mac user for a while but yesterday I read an article about Linux and Ubuntu so... let's explore it !
Hi ! My name is Martin Menestret, I'm into super enthusiast about functional programming, which I like to blog about. I work in Scala, and would like to play with Haskell as well :).
Nice to join you !
Hi there! 👋
I'm Ladislas, I'm the cofounder of Leka, a cute robotic companion to help exceptional children live exceptional lives.
Can't wait to get to know all of you and learn and share from the community!
Hi, I'm Alex, been reading dev.to for a while and now it's time to get involved.
I'm going to be writing a lot of stuff about mental health and productivity (and how to combine the two!), just like I've done here: dev.to/ocdalex/five-productivity-t...
I'm new to dev.to thanks to Nader Dabit.
I'm a code newbie mastering html, css, javascript and git via freecodecamp and currently making some web apps in php/mysql via an internship.
In real life I'm a legal technologist, husband/dad, soccer coach, and love meeting new people.
Hello everyone!
Definitely an introvert. Love football (soccer that is 🙂) & rock music.
Someone on Twitter recently mentioned, "...posting on dev.to beats Medium any day" - which basically brought me here 😄.
Hi everyone! I noticed the code base for this website on GitHub and thought I'd head over and take a look. Seems like a great place for developers to share their knowledge and experiences. I'm happy to be here and I'm looking forward to reading and listening to all the great information being shared here.
Hello, my name is Alex. Online, I often go by Arswaw. This is because it was my first World of Warcraft character, way back in 2007.
I love to program and use the cloud.
I hope that any articles I write will be useful to others.
Hey everyone!
I'm definitely an introvert, I came here cause I saw a lot of tech people I follow on Twitter using dev.to, and I was also hoping to share some of my blog posts :).
Hi there! I've been reading dev.to in the shadows for a while now, finally registered. Mainly because I am starting to try out some webdev instead of my usual C coding.
I figured this would encourage me to write a bit more, something I want to do this 2019.
Hi there,
Random front end developer here, the question of: "is there a platform where i can post some code snippets that can be discussed and improved on" is basically what brought me here. Hopefully it will be able to do that. I think stackoverflow is focused too much on answering questions, but a lot of times you just want to discuss approaches.
Hi All,
I am a Test Automation guy, with a nack for learning new things to make life easier
I am here to learn and more importantly connect with like minded people to talk and chat all things tech.
I am definitely an Extrovert with many introvert tendencies
Hey, my name is Thomas and i'm 21.
I find out about dev.to looking for nice written posts about vue.
i'm a french web dev and i'm excited about Vue js in particular.
I'm working on a lot of cool stuff in vue (blog, shop...)
I also love Metal music !
Hello hello! Just about to finish a full-stack (MERN) coding bootcamp at Northwestern University in Chicago and starting to look for ways to remain active and connected to the developer community beyond class.
Going into the program, I knew full well I would prefer back-end over front-end as I am much more logic driven than creative, and that has certainly proven to be the case. With that said, will always be looking for resources to continue to refine and polish my front-end skills .
We are currently working on our final projects which I am making what will actially be my best-friends website for his upcoming wedding in Hawaii.
Skills learned so far: version control (with hit and GitHub), deployment with Heroku, HTML, CSS, Bootsrap 4, JavaScript, jQuery, Firebase (database and authentication), Moment.js, node.js, express.js, passport.js (authentication), Handlebars (templates), MySQL, Sequelize ORM, mongoDb, Mongoose ORM, and react.js.
For my project, I am actually also learning/using: TypeScript, Material-UI, Nest.js as an alternative to express, as well as unit testing with jest and enzyme.
I’m so happy to have finally found something not only am I good at, but I love doing!
What I would like to learn next: Vue
Hi 👋🏻
I'm Rahul. I decided to sign up for DEV today after reading articles on it for a long time, especially by Emma Wedekind.
Professionally I'm an Android Engineer, but I do love making apps on iOS and Web in my free time. Currently, I'm working on a new publishing platform called Airtyper as a side project. 😀
Oh yeah, I'm crazy about GIFs. 😝
Hello All. Why did I miss all these days? Good to know this community and share and learn so much knowledge. I am programmer with ETL(Abinitio) and Mainframes(COBOL, JCL , etc).
Currently playing with Flutter and interested with Data science projects
Heyy everyone!
I'm 16, from India and just found out that I LOVE to code. I've watched a TON of tv shows and read a bunch of novels (cause that's what you do when you're an introvert lmao). My goal is to be a digital nomad because I wanna travel.
Also, I would love to make some friends. We can grow together, hold each other accountable and have fun! Please feel free to reach out
xx
Hi there, im new here at dev.to.
Im here to improve my current web development skills by reading posts and discuss with you all about it. And hopefully publish something that can help others as well!.
Also excited to meet all of you and share some thoughts, i would say im an introvert, im one of those guys who rather stay at home and code than go to a party and socialize face to face.
Hello, I'm happy to be here at dev.to.
I just learned about this site, and it looks like a pretty great place for developers to connect. I'm a full stack developer and teacher.
Most people who know me would probably guess that I am an extrovert because I am usually leading a discussion or class of some sort, but I think that I am in reality an introvert because I usually prefer having time to myself.
I just started getting into fine woodworking, it's a great way to get away from the computer for a bit and to relax.
Gregor
Hi there!
I'm new here, but I'm also fairly new to development! I wanted to do this for a long time but didn't, because of 'reasons', until I figured out the only reason was me being a chicken. So I jumped! Fast forward a year and I can call myself a frontend developer at the age of 30.
Because my journey is still ongoing, I'd like to learn a lot more, meet a lot of people and see where it takes me: I'm part of this community!
Oh yeah, I would say a social introvert or an ambivert. I don't mind talking to people, but it takes away all my energy.
Elln
Hey you!
My name is Thiago, I've completed my CS degree last year while working for the Big Blue in Rio de Janeiro. Now I am living in Germany (Munich) and writing code for living, hehe!
I am really into using JavaScript for my projects. I like NodeJS and VueJS a lot btw.
Hey there! I'm Ayoub. I'm a Data Engineer and I work mainly on massive data sets trying to get sense out of them, structure data and process streams of data always faster. I work with technologies such as Spark, Kafka, Hadoop on distributions like Cloudera and Hortonworks. I'm now initiating myself to AWS services.
I love functional programming and I've been coding in Scala for the last 3 years.
Finally, I also give trainings (in corporations) and courses in two universities here in Paris.
This platform is awesome and I'm willing to write posts as well as learning from others'.
Cheers!
I've been following Dev.To on twitter and liked the discussions and suggestions. I write code - designation and languages keep changing though :-). Hope to add to the platform and learn more.
I'm not good at writing articles/blogs (introvert), hope to get feedback to improve myself.
Hi everyone! I am Pau and I'm a C++ software engineer (and I've been working with Kotlin the last few weeks). Google Now has shown me different articles of my interest recently, so finally I signed up and joined some discussion!
Hopefully I'll post something around here soon, I have some things I would like to share with the community!
Hi everyone,
I'm new here. I found out about this website after reading one of the blog posts on twitter, and I knew I wanted to be part of the community at that moment. I'm to programming and I can't wait to learn from everyone here.
I love playing the guitar, too!
Read and implemented some of the ideas in Jochem Stoel's "V8Ception". Had some questions so came here, joined and asked.
Was strongly introverted then was persuaded to become a Christian. Jesus has since taught me, through his word and Spirit, how to be more extroverted. Is there a word for what lies between the extremes of intro- and extro-?