Hello everyone! I am Maame. I am a Computer Science student at Queen Mary University of London and will graduate in 2027.

I use this space to write about my DevOps From Scratch series. My main goal is to stop just following tutorials. I want to understand how the systems I build actually work. I like sharing the difficult parts of a project like bugs, crashes, and the time I spend fixing configuration files. I do not only show the finished work.

What I am doing now
Linux and Systems: I am learning terminal commands to see how things work under the hood.

System Reliability: I am learning how to build golden paths so that development is more stable.

Building in Public: I enjoy connecting with others who are also sharing their learning and projects.

I am always open to new connections, working together, or talking about system design and automation. If you are also learning as you go, let us connect!

Hello everyone

I am new here.

Hey everyone,

I'm Sergei :) I'm a software engineer with 16+ years of experience. I've seen a lot already, but I'm still very passionate about engineering. Mostly working on web (Python, TS, Go, etc.) but not limited with it.
Also big fan of videogames, cooking and football (YNWA <3).

Happy to be part of the community!

Hello! I'm Gwynne, a lifelong learner currently in a "learn to develop" phase of that lifelong learning and I decided I want to do it in public. Returned to college after a 20 year pause to finish my bachelor's degree a couple years ago, and I'll graduate with a bachelor's in philosophy with a minor in anthropology next spring. I'm self-employed as a content creator with occasional freelance writing and editing to supplement income along that, and I'm adding development to my skillset both to add potential income opportunities and also because I want to build useful apps and fun games for myself that might also be useful and fun for others.

Hey Techiee

Engineer working on real-time AI systems mostly voice agents and low-latency architectures.
Here to learn, share notes, and dive deeper into agentic systems.

Hey everyone! 👋
I'm Solomon, a web developer and software engineer. I've been building stuff with HTML/CSS/JS, React (and lately diving into Next.js + Tailwind), and backend bits with Node.js/Express or Python when I feel adventurous.
What brought me here: I stumbled on DEV.to while hunting for real-world advice on modern web dev patterns (beyond just Stack Overflow snippets), and I loved how supportive and chill the community feels no gatekeeping, just people sharing what works (and what crashes spectacularly 😂). I'm here to learn from you all, share my own messy-but-working projects, and maybe post some tutorials from a practical dev perspective (like dealing with spotty internet while deploying apps, real struggle!).
Fun fact about me: I once built a full e-commerce site for a local business using only free tools and zero budget... and it actually made sales on day one! Taught me that shipping imperfect code beats perfect code that never launches.
Super excited to be part of this penguin squad 🐧 One of us! One of us!
If you're new too, drop your stack or what you're grinding on, let's connect! Or if you've got tips for someone grinding full-stack in 2026, hit me with 'em.
Warm welcomes to all the new folks—let's make some noise in the comments! ❤️

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“Hi everyone! I Am Harsh 👋 I write articles for beginners on Python and Java programming. I focus on making coding simple and fun, so even if you’re just starting out, you can quickly grasp the concepts. Would love to hear what topics you’d like me to cover next!”

Hi everyone, just getting going with the tech world. This looks like a fun place! 🤘

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Luigi.

I’m making a pretty unique pivot: I’m moving from sourdough to source code! 🥐 after working as an apprentice baker, I decided to bring that same discipline and attention to detail into

Web Development.

Right now, I’m sharpening my skills with HTML, CSS, and** Bootstrap 5**, and I’ve just started 'kneading' some logic with JavaScript. 🚀

Happy to be here and learn from this amazing community!

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Hello everyone! 👋

I'm Nuno, a software developer with 5+years of experience, and new to the platform.

I enjoy working with both legacy systems and new technologies — basically, I like solving problems within real-world constraints.

I spend time tinkering with homelab projects and learning new things. Always open to connecting with other developers who enjoy sharing what they learn.

Just published my first article here about Java 8 concurrency patterns.