Welcome Thread - v357

hello everyone !!!! myself aayush and i'm starting a learning challenge and a new project ; read my post in profile and if you can guide me

Hi, I'm starting #100daysofcode challenge today[I coded for a few days now, but today decided to join it.]
I want to see if I can code for 100 days, and will update hopefully often on here to hold myself accountable[even just to share what i'm learning]. I post something on here later.

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👋 Hello Everyone!

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Future<Success> main() async {
  print("Initializing Dipesh...");
  await learnFlutter(from: "every possible source 🌐");
  runApp(DipeshJourney());
}

My name is Dipesh,
and I’m currently on an exciting journey of learning Flutter from different sources — tutorials, blogs, videos, documentation, basically everywhere I can grow.

I discovered this platform while searching for solutions and ideas, and I found so many helpful blogs, concepts, and discussions that I finally decided to join the community myself

Hi all, I'm new here, most of my time working on an ecosystem to improve and research cross platform and repo ai workflows, communication, orchastration and collaboration. I recently published MyceliuMail npm cli and MCP which is like an internal communication system between agents (can span across separate systems) but much more. Your invited to check out out in and tell me what you think in npmjs.com/package/myceliumail also check out the MCP, it allows your code agents to communicate with claude desktop! npmjs.com/package/myceliumail-mcp
Tell me what do you use it for! Around 758 have downloaded the mcp and 940 the cli tool, and I have no idea what and how is their experience! Would love to get some tips how to walk in this forest of open source and dev...

Hi Everyone, just joined this community today. I am a data engineer that transitioned from a Communications degree thats currently working on a bigdata IoT pipeline for a remote (as in remote wilderness) mining job site. Really excited to geek out with the community on OSS, DevOps, Databases and ricing stuff

Hi Everyone, Adil here — I’m definitely in a new realm.

I’m not a dev, I’m a jeweler in Dubai for 20+ years. But over the last 11 months I’ve been coding, building, testing, and most importantly learning using agentic IDEs and other AI tools.

I’m genuinely fascinated by how people with no dev background can learn, code, and even design working tools and systems end-to-end.

I’m also surprised to even write this post — I’ve always been very introverted and lived in a small circle — but I feel what I’ve learned so far is worth sharing. And I know there’s a lot more to learn from this community too.

Looking forward to connecting, learning, and sharing more (I’m also working on a project to submit to a dev challenge soon).

Hi everyone, I’m Rukhsana Naz.
I recently joined DEV to learn, share, and improve my work around web workflows and productivity-based utility tools. I’m currently exploring how digital systems can simplify everyday tasks — including electricity bill tracking, automation, and online workflows for users.
I also enjoy working on SEO and content structure experiments, especially where tech and daily utility solutions meet. Looking forward to engaging with the community, learning from experienced developers here, and contributing where I can.
If you’re into productivity, automation ideas, or tool-building discussions — I’d love to connect.

Hello everyone, iam a web dev and hight school student who increased in programming and now i lear low level concept, i start with my journey with c, i wish if i can find any firends or someone to discuss, also my English is bad, so ... ya

Hey, I have plastic dinosaurs hanging on my Christmas tree — and that's my favorite meme. You see, dinosaurs are made from oil, which is actually made from dinosaurs.

And I'm building PlayServ. PlayServ handles sync, scaling, and backend for games.

Hey everyone!
Here to see what people are actually building with AI. What's working, what's breaking, and where I can help.

Former developer turned product manager. Now using that mix to get the most out of tools like Lovable.dev, n8n, and whatever else I can get my hands on.

Building in public as I go. Helps me think clearer and hopefully helps someone else along the way.

Looking forward to seeing what everyone is working on!