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Hi everyone! 👋
I'm Arivarasan (Arivut), excited to be part of this incredible community!
I'm currently building tickettransfer.in, a platform focused on easy and secure ticket exchanges and transfers in India. Our mission is to make event access flexible and empower community-driven event experiences. We believe that every person should have seamless access to events they're passionate about, and our platform is designed to make that a reality.
Beyond development, I'm deeply passionate about social impact and driven by storytelling around digital communities and event innovations. I love sharing insights on how technology can transform the way people connect and experience events together.
I'm thrilled to connect with fellow builders, learn from this amazing community, and contribute to discussions around tech innovation. Looking forward to collaborating and growing together!
Feel free to reach out if you're interested in ticket marketplaces, event technology, or community-driven platforms. Let's build something great together! 🚀
Hey guys, I'm Lauryn a beginner. Looking forward to everything that comes my way.
Hey everyone! 👋
I’ve just terminated a MCP server that connects ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client to a cash register (POS) system.
🧠 It lets you:
Create and record sales
List and manage products, clients, and payments
Generate real-time reports directly through ChatGPT
🔗 Project homepage: kash.click/free-pos-software/ChatG...
🔗 Live demo: mcp.kash.click/
💾 GitHub: github.com/paracetamol951/caisse-e...
Example commands:
"Record a Sale of one Game coin for 2$ paid with Stripe"
"Show me today’s sales"
"Add a sale of 2 coffees and 1 croissant at table 84"
"Generate a weekly report"
It’s built entirely on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and works with HTTP or STDIO.
Feedback and contributions are very welcome! 🙌
Hi, everyone!
This is Muzammil Hussain and I'm developing backends, applications and application platforms for 12+ years now.
Undoubtedly! I am WordPress enthusiast due to its amazingly structured database which is still in action for like 2 decades yet still continue to adopt. Just recently I launched my profile muzammil.dev .
Right now I am fully invested to rebuild myself and realign with modern technologies especially Automation and A.I.
I hope I'll get support from you guys.
Thank you all.
Hi devs,
I've been looking for this kind active community, Finally found it.
Looking to connect with other builders, learn from experienced devs, and maybe share some of the mistakes I'm making along the way so others can avoid them.
Currently working on a LinkedIn comment automation tool using React, Node.js, MongoDB, and Gemini API. It's been a wild ride of late-night debugging and "why isn't this working?!" moments 😅
What I'm learning:
If you're into SaaS, AI automation, or just building cool stuff in college, let's connect! Always happy to chat or help with React/Node questions.
Hello everyone! I'm Siegfried happy to joining this community.
I'm currently a student and working on LLM/Autonomous AI engineering. My idea is to create my group of engineer, CEO, manager, leader and amongst other that collaborate together to help people, small startup and companies build their ideas/business easily. Presently, I'm fighting to get a scholarship opportunity in a better school (we don't learn AI here), I study AI presently on my own. I know python, C, html and css.
Presently, I'm working on creating my custom emotional wallpaper generator with AI API. It functions on generating cool wallpaper based on your mood.
I'm very happy joining cool people as you and hope we will work together.
Thank you.
Just found this place.. Old timer dev with my neck deep in Laravel (ergo: PHP). I work full time and on my non-paid hours I build stuff no one will ever need or use - except maybe me..
My latest contribution to API's no one ever heard of, will hear of and less than that will use is stubbr.dev - which I gracefully is hosting on Google Cloud Run.
Besides code I always like to think that I raise two daughters, cook and play games (both computer and board).
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Oğuzhan from Turkey. I'm learning full-stack development with React and Java. I love building clean UI, exploring new tools, and improving one step at a time. Excited to be here! 🚀
Hi everyone, I am glad to join these beautiful community and learn more about you
Hi, I’m Vikash Purohit, a web developer and student from Uttarakhand, India. I’m currently studying in Class 11 with a focus on PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths).
I love creating modern, responsive, and easy-to-use websites for small businesses and individuals. I’m passionate about learning new web technologies and improving my design skills every day.
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Fabien, an indie developer and entrepreneur.
I’ve co-founded one venture-backed startup and another supported by a state accelerator and angel investors.
These days I just build apps, websites, or whatever solves my own problems. I like experimenting and shipping fast.
Right now I’m working on PBDeploy, a tool that lets you deploy a production-ready PocketBase backend (TLS, S3, email, backups) in about 20 seconds.
Excited to meet other builders and see what everyone’s creating! 🚀
👋 Hi Dev.to!
I’m Vivek Ojha, working on Vaachas — a database gateway that keeps multi-database apps in sync without custom glue code. One API call fans out writes to Postgres, MongoDB, Cassandra, Elasticsearch, and lets you route reads at runtime.
We just published an overview of how it works plus language-specific tutorials for FastAPI, and Spring Boot. I’d love feedback from folks juggling multiple datastores or maintaining homegrown ETL.
Links:
Happy to answer questions on implementation details or roadmap. Thanks for having me!
Hi, Everyone!
This is Rajesh. I want to become a front end developer. I am just starting my journey into programming. Looking forward to learn and grow!
Resident Medical Specialist (MD/DO)
Skills: Critical ThinkingProblem SolvingPublic HealthPediatricsEmergency MedicineObstetrics & GynecologyGynecological Oncology
We are seeking a Python Developer with strong expertise in FastAPI to join an exciting Reinforcement Learning (RL) Gym project. You will design, build, and optimize scalable APIs, collaborate with researchers and engineers, and deliver high-quality backend services to support reinforcement learning experiments and simulations. Prior RL Gym experience is not mandatory but would be a plus.
Senior Software Engineer – LLM Evaluation & Repository Validation
Job Title: Senior Software Engineer – LLM Evaluation & Repository Validation
About the projects: we are building LLM evaluation and training datasets to train LLM to work on realistic software engineering problems. One of our approaches, in this project, is to build verifiable SWE tasks based on public repository histories in a synthetic approach with human-in-the-loop; while expanding the dataset coverage to different types of tasks in terms of programming language, difficulty level, and etc.
Finance Expert (US based)
Required Languages : English
About Turing:
Based in San Francisco, California, Turing is the world’s leading research accelerator for frontier AI labs and a trusted partner for global enterprises deploying advanced AI systems. Turing supports customers in two ways: first, by accelerating frontier research with high-quality data, advanced training pipelines, plus top AI researchers who specialize in coding, reasoning, STEM, multilinguality, multimodality, and agents; and second, by applying that expertise to help enterprises transform AI from proof of concept into proprietary intelligence with systems that perform reliably, deliver measurable impact, and drive lasting results on the P&L
Biology Master’s/Ph.D./Postdoctoral Expert
Pay rate: $50+/hour (depends on role and candidate expertise)
About Turing:
Based in San Francisco, California, Turing is the world’s leading research accelerator for frontier AI labs and a trusted partner for global enterprises deploying advanced AI systems. Turing supports customers in two ways: first, by accelerating frontier research with high-quality data, advanced training pipelines, plus top AI researchers who specialize in coding, reasoning, STEM, multilinguality, multimodality, and agents; and second, by applying that expertise to help enterprises transform AI from proof of concept into proprietary intelligence with systems that perform reliably, deliver measurable impact, and drive lasting results on the P&L.
Chemistry Ph.D./Postdoctoral Expert
Pay rate: $50+/hour (depends on role and candidate expertise)
About Turing:
Based in San Francisco, California, Turing is the world’s leading research accelerator for frontier AI labs and a trusted partner for global enterprises deploying advanced AI systems. Turing supports customers in two ways: first, by accelerating frontier research with high-quality data, advanced training pipelines, plus top AI researchers who specialize in coding, reasoning, STEM, multilinguality, multimodality, and agents; and second, by applying that expertise to help enterprises transform AI from proof of concept into proprietary intelligence with systems that perform reliably, deliver measurable impact, and drive lasting results on the P&L.
Mathematics Master’s/Ph.D./Postdoctoral Expert
Pay rate: $75+/hour (depends on role and candidate expertise)
About Turing:
Based in San Francisco, California, Turing is the world’s leading research accelerator for frontier AI labs and a trusted partner for global enterprises deploying advanced AI systems. Turing supports customers in two ways: first, by accelerating frontier research with high-quality data, advanced training pipelines, plus top AI researchers who specialize in coding, reasoning, STEM, multilinguality, multimodality, and agents; and second, by applying that expertise to help enterprises transform AI from proof of concept into proprietary intelligence with systems that perform reliably, deliver measurable impact, and drive lasting results on the P&L.
Subject Matter Expert - IT
Required Languages : English
About Turing:
Based in San Francisco, California, Turing is the world’s leading research accelerator for frontier AI labs and a trusted partner for global enterprises deploying advanced AI systems. Turing supports customers in two ways: first, by accelerating frontier research with high-quality data, advanced training pipelines, plus top AI researchers who specialize in coding, reasoning, STEM, multilinguality, multimodality, and agents; and second, by applying that expertise to help enterprises transform AI from proof of concept into proprietary intelligence with systems that perform reliably, deliver measurable impact, and drive lasting results on the P&L
I'm xjapan, xj for friends ;-) i have 47 years old and i'm Portuguese leving in Belgium ... no, I'm passionate about IT and development. Currently, I'm training to be a systems and network administrator, and I've started teaching myself Python... please be gentle.
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Natasha Asnani, a Web Developer, specialized in front-end development.
I build modern, responsive, and user-focused websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and WordPress.
Currently exploring React to create more dynamic and interactive web experiences. Excited to learn, share, and grow with this amazing community! 💻✨
Hello everyone!
I'm developing backends for more 16 years .
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Hello Everyone,
This is Bilal and I write and work at the intersection of DevOps and AI
Hello!
Today I got frustated after many interviews, so I found myself wondering why I have always been rejected. Then I prompted somethings to chatgpt about projects and it tells me this social dev media.
I liked and I want to build projects!
I will appreciate any idea, for begginers please lol
Hi everyone,
I am Neha, a recent computer science graduate. I am trying to turn my ideas into some impactful products. I have previously won a hackathon and led as a Beta Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador. And currently building Compiler Haus, a tech builder space.
Hi
I'm LEWHE ABEL, student in Computer Science. Have some skills in dev with js, react,php and Laravel.
Glad to be here.
Hey DEV community — I’m excited to be here! I’m a solo builder who designs, ships, and iterates fast. Over the past year, I launched three AI-driven products across translation, creative tooling, and education. I’d love to share what they do, how they’re different, and a few lessons from building them end-to-end.
Products I’ve built
1.TransMonkey — An AI-powered translation platform that goes way beyond plain text. It supports 130+ languages and multiple content formats: documents, images, videos, and audio
2.Imgkits — An AI-powered creative platform that turns ideas into visuals and videos. It blends advanced image generation with practical editing tools
3.TeachAny —An AI-powered educational platform that helps teachers create, plan, and deliver instruction. It combines intelligent content generation with personalized teaching assistance
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Howdy,
This is Colton im a software engineer fresh out of college.
My Stack is Azure, Dot net, Angular 19+, SQL
I am aspiring to become a vertical SAAS Specialist
At the moment i am building MOP And Visual Matrix based in Richardson, Texas
Looking forward to connect and learn from each other 👋
Hi everyone, I am Maulik Solanki. I am MERN stack developer. I am here to discuss about how can I get leads for freelancing work.
Hey everyone 👋
Glad to join this community!
I’m working at the intersection of media and AI, co-building an independent international newsroom: NAnews — Nikk.Agency Israel News.
We publish multilingual global coverage (Israel, Ukraine, EU, diaspora, geopolitics) and experiment with AI-assisted editorial workflows — including multilingual tone calibration, AI bias-detection in conflict reporting, and narrative integrity checks.
Here to:
• learn from AI builders and open-source contributors
• share real newsroom use-cases for AI
• exchange experience about ethical AI in journalism
• collaborate on tools that improve narrative transparency and fact-safety
Fun fact:
our editorial vibe is “calm intelligence + Mediterranean air” — serious content, warm tone, no drama unless it's actually important 😄
Excited to connect with everyone here!
Hey lovely people,
I'm Hasnat, a collage student who's deeply passionate about computer science especially Linux (Arch BTW), home-server (Proxmox+TrueNAS), Low Level Languages, Electronics, Tech, and Engineering in general. Currently about to complete my "Agentic AI using Dapr Agentic Cloud Ascent (DACA) Design Pattern and Agent-Native Cloud Technologies" Certification. Which includes OpenAI Agents SDK, MCP, A2A, Knowledge Graphs, Dapr, and Kubernetes.
Would love to be in a community where people have somewhat similar interests.
Hi folks!
Excited to join this community! I'm building tools around language model finetuning, and we just went live with our platform at studio.ionos.de.
We partnered with IONOS (German cloud provider) and have some free GPU capacity lined up for experimentation. If you're into AI/ML or curious about finetuning smaller models, would love to connect and hear what you're working on! You can find more about my work and projects at ole.sh.
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm Wolfe James, a format designer with 30 years of
experience - from Commodore Amiga's .iff format in the 90s
to creating 3D simulation formats for the Carpet Industry
(still in daily use!).
Recently got into AI development and immediately saw a
problem: AI assistants forget project context between
sessions. So I did what format designers do - created .faf
(Foundational AI-context Format).
Just got word from IANA today that it's officially
registered as application/vnd.faf+yaml - sits alongside
PDF, JSON, XML as an internet standard. Pretty exciting
moment after 3 months of building!
Looking forward to connecting with this community and
learning from all of you. I'll be sharing more about the
journey from desktop frustration to IANA registration soon.
Open source, MIT licensed -
github.com/Wolfe-Jam/faf
Cheers! 🏎️⚡
Hey James,
You are pretty cool.
been in industry for 30 years,
yet trying out new things.
I too hope to keep the same spark alive after so many years.
Hi, Wolfe. I remember the Amiga - I was connected to AmigaWorld magazine and played with the Amiga. I was interested in the early text to voice work then. I built a few very simple websites in the 90s. it's nice to see that the continuity is still solid.
Yeah man, I loved the Amiga, windows before windows, multi-tasking before Windows-NT, and don't even get me started on the .IFF!!!
Hi DEV! I’m Cathy 👋 Bay Area–based founder/builder making AI-native products. I’m working on Solopreneur.Global (a library of real, validated AI product ideas) and multi-agent collaboration network. I ship with Next.js/TypeScript on the front and Python/FastAPI on the back. Here to learn, share build notes, and connect with other makers. Glad to be here!
20+ yrs in the industry and heard of dev.to today! Doh me. Sounds like a great place to stay. Thanks for making this comm. Cheers!
Environment/Tech artist here.
Hi, everyone!
I'm Nagendra, with 5+ years of digital marketing experience—helping brands grow and drive performance. Now, I’m learning data science and excited to realign my skills with analytics, automation, and AI.
I hope to learn, connect, and grow alongside this amazing community!
Thank you all.
Hey everyone 👋 I’m Tobore! I’m a computer science student and a React.js dev. I also write technical content, mostly about Web3 and dev tools. I joined DEV.to to connect with other devs, share what I’m learning, and get inspired by cool projects here. Fun fact: I can spend hours tweaking UI layouts until they “feel right” 😅
Hi, I'm Rajni, an AI Developer. 👋 I was drawn here by my work in machine learning and my passion for ethical tech development. Looking forward to learning from everyone's diverse experiences and making some new connections!"
Hey everyone! I'm Umut, a Computer Engineering student from Istanbul. I’m passionate about backend development with C# & ASP.NET Core, and I love learning through community projects.
I was reading another comment on another part of the site and got shifted into the welcome thread as I joined an lost the post I was going to reply too, initially what I was going to point out on the thread I think it was about Linux & Microsoft calling it "Communist" was that in reality computers and socialism have a long history, take for example ARM (R)(TM) Reduced Instruction Set Compiler, where you program in BASIC & Assembler (High Level Programming Languages, which many programmers would view as the Pinnacle of computer programming - not to mention it's stands for "Anti-Radiation-Missile" as well... SMART Technology - Where-as Linux is a Low Level highly extrapolated copy of BASIC that is more often than not bundled onto the CISC - Complex Instruction Set Compiler. Hence that's why Linux has more Glitches & Bugs whilst RISC & Basic has fewer. You wont ever find any Basic CVE's! So a website hosted on BASIC can not simply be hacked...
_Hello everyone iam Mahendra trying to learn more about devoloping computer applications
I hope will get support from you guys
Thankyou all
Hi DEV Community! 👋
Software Architect from Japan here - Founder of Takumi Labs, Inc. (established 2002). My focus spans AI, Cloud, Security, and Tech Education.
I'm a strong advocate for Multi-LLM Collaboration (ChatGPT × Claude × Copilot) - I believe the future of development is about orchestrating multiple AI tools for their unique strengths.
Just published my first article on DEV: a deep dive into DNS stability monitoring using a multi-target correlation approach. This project showcases how I combine traditional infrastructure monitoring (Linux-based probes) with modern AI tools (used GeneralLLM/ChatGPT for data visualization). It's a practical example of the AI-enhanced workflows I've been exploring.
With over 30 years in the industry, I'm excited to share knowledge and learn from this community. Looking forward to discussing:
Check out more at takumi.cloud (coming soon) 🚀
What's your experience with multi-LLM workflows?
Hola!
Soy un joven muy principiante pero con ansias de aprender, espero potenciarme!
I love python & will like to learn how to automate things. Manchester united is my Team and i love dogs
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Hi, Everyone!
This is Shubham Mishra thrilled to join this community and I'm a frontend developer with just 1 years of working experience.
I just don't know what to ask or write here, so yeah I'm here to know and be up to date whats trending in the IT industry and learn some great things along the way.
Hope we'll have fun.
Thank you!
Hello Reen here,am a MERN full-stack developer. Currently creating an AI-POWERED Chat bot.Still in progress but super excited to see it function in real time.
Hey Devs! 👋
I’m RC, a backend developer who loves small, focused projects and learning from other builders. Outside of work, I’m into coffee, quiet mornings, and creating things that make life a little smoother. Happy to be here and can’t wait to explore this community.
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Cenk, a Digital Solutions & Projects Manager from Istanbul. I spend most of my time building tools that make my daily workflow smoother — from IntegrityGuard (a website integrity and consent auditing tool) to custom CLI utilities and design systems for consistent development.
I love sharing what I learn about information security, digital transformation, and developer tooling — and I’m here to learn from your experiences too. 🚀
What’s one open-source tool you’ve built (or can’t live without) that makes your dev life easier?
Hi,
I am Kanish Sharma,
I am a full stack dev at a product based company,
I am into the client side handling of product , delievering it and managing expectations.
Would love to connect with folks in the same line of work.
Here is my Linked , feel free to connect.
linkedin.com/in/kanish-sharma-75ba...
Hi, a software developer and CAD enthusiast passionate about building tools, automating workflows, and sharing practical tips for engineers and designers.
Here, I write about software development, CAD, design automation, and tech insights that help you work smarter and faster.
Explore my projects and ideas on my website: cad-store.net
I’m always experimenting and learning, so follow along for tutorials, tips, and interesting updates from the world of engineering and software development.
I’m a total newbie. I’ll keep to the shadows and watch for a while until I get the hang of this. I’m retired now.
Hi everyone! I’m Ravi Singh, a Cloud and Integration Engineer passionate about AWS CloudOps, MuleSoft APIs, and Microsoft Fabric analytics. I love turning complex cloud architectures into practical, easy-to-understand solutions. On Dev.to, I’ll be sharing hands-on guides, certification tips, and real-world integration scenarios to help developers and engineers level up their cloud careers
Apasionado por el desarrollo Front-End, busco aprender y compartir conocimientos en dev.to como principiante, motivado por crecer junto a la comunidad tech.
Hi everyone! I'm Gwen, trying to switch careers into tech. After a software development bootcamp I've been teaching myself Ruby and Ruby on Rails and have successfully deployed my first MVP! Alongside continuing this, I have started trying to connect with people in the tech community by joining spaces like this and attending events. I have been applying for junior roles and I am hoping it won't be too long before my first tech role! I'll keep doing my best and I hope to learn from everyone here :)
Hello everyone,
My name is Christian Perez. Im the founder of Altivum Inc., a company dedicated to providing Cloud and AI solutions for veterans and small businesses.
Recently became a Verified AWS Partner through the AWS Software Path with VetROI™ listed as qualified software.
Always happy to connect and if you ever want to discuss, cloud, AI, ML, or whatever, reach out and I can get you on the podcast.
Hello here, great to be here. I am a javaScript Developer. Skimmed the surface of React and Python. Developed some AI apps and AWS. I will be looking forward to put my work out there and learn from others' as well.
Hi, I’m Ayo. I’m transitioning into Cloud/DevOps. I’m here to learn, build my skills, and connect with people on the same journey. Looking forward to growing with everyone here.
Hi everyone!I'm Charlie, a backend/application/platform engineer with over 12 years of experience and avid WordPress enthusiast. Currently, I'm shifting my focus to automation and artificial intelligence..
Recent products I’ve built as a solo maker:
TransMonkey: AI translation for 130+ languages that preserves original layout across PDFs, Word, Excel, images, video, and audio.
Imgkits: AI creative studio that turns prompts into high‑quality images/videos with strong control and built‑in editing.
TeachAny: AI teaching assistant that adapts materials to classroom context and diverse student needs.
Focus:
Solve “last‑mile” problems: keep structure intact, respect context, give users control, and ship fast, reliable results.
Looking for:
Feedback, edge‑case tests (e.g., RTL tables, subtitle timing, accessibility), and collaboration around reliability, observability, and privacy‑by‑design.
Hi DEV community,
I'm Ryan and have been a Ruby on Rails developer for over 7 years and trained at Makers Academy programming bootcamp in London.
My programming journey started out with books like the Tricks of the Windows Game Programming Gurus focused on C++, then I worked on some Java applets for some charity work, and professionally have been working on Ruby web apps and APIs. As well as the Rails MVC back-end I am familiar with the most common front-end frameworks like React.js as well as the Rails 8 Hotwire framework, which includes Turbo and Stimulus.
I enjoy attending the London Ruby User Group and have been into blogging in the past so as well as being inspired and educated by the posts on Dev.to I am aiming to put together some articles to share too.
I look forward to getting involved and seeing the interesting contributions others share on Dev.to!
Hi everyone!
I'm Muhammad Wamiq Siddiqui, a Front-end React Developer transitioning toward Full Stack and Software Architecture.
I love building tools that simplify a developer’s workflow and make codebases more maintainable.
Recently, I built and published my first npm package, react-layout-skeletonizer, a lightweight utility that automatically creates skeleton layouts while your data loads.
It even got 97+ downloads within the first 20 hours! 🚀
I also wrote about the journey here:
Tired of writing skeleton divs? I built a React Layout Skeletonizer to automate it.
Excited to connect, learn, and share ideas with this awesome community!
🧑🚀 Hey everyone!
I’m an ML engineer with a background in building high-load distributed systems — the kind that break when your model starts getting real traffic.
These days I focus on the engineering side of LLMs:
how to run, scale, and measure them
Glad to be here!
Hi, everyone.
This is Naman, who has never coded before, but for a few months I have been using no-code tools like Cursor and Claude Code. They brought my interest back to coding.
I hope I'll get support from you guys
Hi, I'm Michael!
I'm a hobby programmer and game developer.
I wanted to start blogging to document what I learn and meet other developers.
I'm still figuring out exactly what I'll write about - probably something game dev related or some interesting things I want to learn ¯_(ツ)_/¯ idk.
I look forward to being part of this community.
Any help is appreciated :D
Hey everyone, This is Shivi Khimesara. Excited to learn, share, and connect with other developers. I’ll be posting LeetCode breakdowns and problem-solving notes as I work through DSA. Looking forward to being part of the community!
Hi everyone!
I’m Matz, the founder of Vyrth_ a mindful social app blending emotional intelligence, wellness tracking, and creative tech.
I joined DEV to connect with more developers, UI/UX designers, AI enthusiasts who are passionate about using technology to make people feel seen, grounded, and emotionally aware.
Currently, I’m focusing on syncing Vyrth’s admin dashboard with its app backend, refining the video-sharing UI, and preparing for Google Play launch.
If you love building tech that heals or inspires say hi, I’d love to connect.
Hi everyone!
I’m Matz, the founder of Vyrth_ a mindful social app blending emotional intelligence, wellness tracking, and creative tech. I became a developer by trade.
I joined DEV to connect with developers, UI/UX designers, and AI enthusiasts who are passionate about using technology to make people feel seen, grounded, and emotionally aware.
Currently, I’m focusing on syncing Vyrth’s admin dashboard with its app backend, refining the video-sharing UI, and preparing for Google Play launch.
If you love building tech that heals or inspires say hi, I’d love to connect.
Hi Dev.to! I’m Bamlak, and I work closely with small and medium-sized businesses to help them use AI to uncover hidden inefficiencies and streamline operations.
From my experience, many SMEs lose hours to repetitive tasks, slow approvals, and siloed data. AI isn’t just for big corporations and it can automate workflows, analyze operational patterns, and provide actionable insights, even on a small scale.
On this account, I’ll be sharing what I’ve learned: practical AI tools, case studies, and tips for implementing solutions that actually work. Some topics I plan to cover:
Automating repetitive workflows without complex setups
Using AI analytics to spot operational bottlenecks
Practical, low-cost AI solutions for SMEs
Most of my insights come from working with Kaytics, where I’ve seen these approaches create real impact. My goal here is to share hands-on knowledge you can use, whether you’re a developer, analyst, or business owner exploring AI.
Stay tuned for my first deep dive: How AI Is Eliminating Hidden Inefficiencies in Daily Operations.
Optional link: Full blog on Kaytics
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Mohamed, a recent software engineering grad and full-stack engineer. I’ve heard a lot of good things about this community and how supportive it is, so I decided to join! Looking forward to learning, sharing ideas, and keeping up with what’s happening in tech.
Hey👋, I’m Sairam, working as a solution consultant.
I work closely with founders and product teams to help shape their ideas into scalable software solutions from defining the right tech approach to supporting full-cycle implementation.
Over the years, I’ve collaborated with startups and enterprises across the US, Europe, and Australia to build web, mobile, and AI-driven products. What excites me most is understanding real business problems and figuring out how technology can make them work better.
Outside work, I enjoy exploring new startup models, product strategy, and how tech teams can scale efficiently.
Looking forward to learning from the builders here, sharing ideas, and contributing where I can! 🚀
Hi there how things? Glad to be here!
I'm here to write stuff about blockchain dev.
Feel free to reach me if you have great advice about how to post stuff here.
Thanks!
I'm Jean Twombly - business and quality analyst, glass artist and musician. I've got some Databricks and Tableau certs connected to recent work I have done and I've worked with some HTML, asp and various CMS for a while. I want to know more about how to code specific instances, especially streaming audio. I'm impressed by the expertise represented here.
Hi, I’m Shruti, a final year cse major. I’m here to learn, grow and stay up to date with the latest in technology.
Oi, alright there mate!
I be known as Jackson Jdramm, a humble craftsman of code and conjurer of curious contraptions.
Having wandered long through the wild realms of the internet, I didst stumble upon the grand guild known as DEV.to — a fellowship most fair, where wise scribes and code-wizards do gather to share their secrets.
Verily, I joined this merry band not for gold nor glory, but for the sweet pursuit of knowledge and connections. I seek to sharpen my skills upon the anvil of collaboration, to learn from sages mightier than I, and to share my own modest scrolls of wisdom.
So power on thy devices, good folk, for I come in peace. May the
Hi all, I guess most started with Commodore/Amiga Basic programming and went on to work PC’s, Macs.
My current projects am working on. I recently released new UIKit browser apps for iOS built in MacBook Pro with Xcode Swift:
Sheild v.1
And
Chroma Anon. AllSearch v.5
and Apk Android
I would like to release any bug fixes to issues, and improve their functionality and features.
Thanks 💻
Hey everybody
I'm Edris Ranjbar — aka EdiCodes 👋
I'm a back-end web developer, teacher, and builder who loves creating meaningful software and exploring how technology can serve people better. Currently working on web, SaaS, and other projects with focus on Laravel, Django REST, and Flutter — and leading itadbeer, my software development team.
recenlty published an open source project Called Coolping which is a command line tool for Linux fans. It provides emoji-based feedback, colorized output, continuous monitoring, speed testing, and convenient logging, making network diagnostics more fun and informative.
📦 Features
Core Features
Emoji Feedback: Instantly see success ✅ or failure ❌ for each ping.
Color Output: Colorful terminal output for easy reading (can be disabled with --color never).
Custom Packet Count: Specify the number of pings with --count N.
Logging: Optional logging to ~/coolping.log with --log flag.
No-Emoji Mode: Compatible with legacy terminals using --no-emoji.
wget https://github.com/edrisranjbar/coolping/raw/main/coolping.deb -O coolping.deb
sudo dpkg -i coolping.deb
Hello everyone. I'm new here. My name's Ali Mirza and I am a PHP Symfony developer. I decided to join cause I noticed there are some cool articles/tutorials here. :)
Hi Everyone!
I'm a designer turned full stack developer with 20+ years experience. I've spent the past several years working with Vue/Nuxt and really enjoy building modern apps with NodeJS.
I also have a fair bit of UX experience as well - so ping me if you ever want a second opinion!
Stefan
shustudios.com
Hi Everyone!
I'm a designer turned full stack developer with 20+ years experience. I've spent the past several years working with Vue/Nuxt and really enjoy building modern apps with NodeJS.
I also have a fair bit of UX experience as well - so ping me if you ever want a second opinion!
Stefan
shustudios.com
Hello everyone, I'm Peggy.
I'm a young tech professional who's just entered the development field.
Previously, I worked in product design and research.
I'm a programming novice.
I hope to share my insights on development here.
Hey, I'm Paul
Idk, how to write not a very long story, 'cause my life is full of different things. Let's start with I was born in Kyiv, Ukraine, and still here xD
I'm around programming for 20 years, 8 fulltime, 5 officially.
Started coding at age 8 on Celeron 300, was learning how to install system, break passwords/basic defences (reset bios xD), install and fix games, mostly to just play games, or introduce something to them, which I thought would be fun.
Since then I touched some grass and worked on many corners of tech, for example, I've been:
And, of course, dev. I've written code in big corps, small teams, solo projects under different nicknames, some times it was shadow work (when you are declined from big tech because you don't have a formal degree, what can you do :( ). Also, I always believed skill outweighs hierarchy.
My ideas were too raw for Medium, too long for Twitter, too strange and deep for LinkedIn. I don't chase engagement; I write things I'd actually read twice. At one point I made my own labyrinth-style blog, but realized it was too personal. Then, randomly, I stumbled upon dev.to - probably from a Primeagen video (not a fan, not a hater). Looked around and thought: well, this place looks very close to what I wanted, maybe that's it.
Currently working somewhere around the overhyped-AI domain inside one of the most influential tech giants - let's leave some intrigue on which one.
Hi guys,
Am Davis with just graduated with bachelors Degree in computer science. Happy to join the community.😎
Hi everyone! I’m Rohan, and I’m really excited to learn from all the amazing people here.
Hi this is me Ans, a Flutter guy.