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Hey everyone! 👋
I’m Yumi — a beginner Python developer and Linux user.
I recently started my coding journey and created this GitHub profile to learn, grow, and connect with other developers.
I’m really passionate about improving my skills, exploring open-source, and maybe finding future job opportunities too!
Feel free to check out my GitHub and connect on LinkedIn — I’d really appreciate your support!
Any feedback, tips, or code reviews are more than welcome!
Thanks for reading, and happy coding everyone!
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Hi Yumi,
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👋 Hi everyone!
My name is Kennedy, and I’m excited to be here!
I joined this space to keep learning and improving my coding skills — especially in web development, AI/ML systems, and other emerging technologies. I love building creative, interactive projects that solve real-world problems.
💡 Here’s a joke:
You can check out my GitHub: github.com/kawacukennedy
Feel free to share any feedback or recommendations — I’m always open to learning!
Love the joke, and welcome!
I'm working on security tooling and always curious about AI/ML systems. What's your favorite tool/framework/workflow for this?
Looking forward to seeing what you share here!
Hey, thanks so much! Glad the joke landed!
That’s really cool — security tooling sounds super interesting, especially when combined with AI/ML. I’ve been playing around with TensorFlow and PyTorch for experiments, and lately diving into LangChain + FastAPI to build some interactive AI tools.
What kind of stuff are you working on in security? Always curious how people are blending AI into that space.
👋 Hi everyone!
I’m Edmund Sparrow, creator of GnokeStation — a free web-based desktop platform designed to make computing accessible from any browser or device.
I joined this community mainly for visibility — not to market, but to make it easier for people who could genuinely benefit from GnokeStation to discover it. I’m passionate about building open, browser-first tools that empower creators, learners, and developers — all from mobile.
Glad to be here and open to connect with anyone interested in web-based OS concepts or offline-first app development.
Hello Edmund, is GnokeStation something like Edge or Firefox?
Excuse my all caps... but... COULD I INSTALL IT ON A SNAPON ZUEZ MODULE?
👋 Hey devs, I’m Sandro.
I’m building what I hope will become the best email client out there fast, reliable, and smart.
Im looking to connect with devs experienced in cloud infrastructure, AI/RAG systems, and production-grade setups (Cloudflare, edge compute, etc).
If you love building scalable systems or want to help push this project forward lets connect
Hi Sandro! im new here too, i'll share somethings about AI
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Hi devs,
I'm Koichi, a beginner programmer. I'm originally business side professional, but would like to be an indie developer in the near future!
I'm going to try #100DaysOfCode from today. Thanks!
Koichi
Welcome Koichi! Sounds like your 100 Days of Code will be a fun one!
Thank you, Jun! I hope I can enjoy it.
Hello devs,
I'm Tirth , new to coding universe ! I am currently 18 years old, pursuing Bachelor of Engineering at the prestigious Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Gujarat, India.
In my aim to become a good coder and developer, I have started visiting different coding websites, which has brought me to the coding community, where I am sure my seniors will surely help me.
I don't know any coding language and at the University, the languages will be taught in Second Semester. So in pursuit of getting overview of the languages, I want to read as many articles and blogs.
It is my first post. Do give me suggestions.
Thank you coding community ☺️
Writing codes, debugging, creating, etc are all lovely. What direction are you facing? 😊
My love for automation birthed gnokestation
Hello!
I'm James, and I'm here because I'm working on JMo Security - an open-source security audit toolkit that orchestrates multiple scanners with unified outputs.
What brought me here: I spent too much time consolidating outputs from Trivy, Semgrep, TruffleHog, and friends for my Capstone Project. So I built a tool that does it for me (and now anyone can use it).
Currently learning: How to write better technical content that actually helps people. Turns out explaining complex security tools in plain English is harder than building them 😅
Fun fact about me: I recently am career-transitioning into Cyber/IT/DevSec from Operations of over 12 years
Looking forward to connecting with other security-minded devs and open-source maintainers here!
Hey folks 👋
I’m an R&D Engineer working in financial markets and just joined Dev.to to share articles, insights, and open-source tools that make Python development, testing, and software engineering a little more elegant and efficient.
Check out my open-source work on GitHub and don’t miss my ongoing article series on pytest-verify — a modern snapshot testing plugin for Python.
I’d love to connect, discuss ideas, or get your feedback on my projects and articles.
cheers
Hi there! 👋
I’m Jack, and I’m fairly new to Java. The only programming language I’ve really used before is JavaScript — which is more high-level compared to Java. Java feels a bit more low-level to me, and its syntax is quite long and challenging to memorize and fully understand 😅
From what I’ve researched, Java developers are currently in high demand, especially in enterprise companies, so I decided to seriously learn it! 🚀
I’d say I’m still at a junior level, but I’m structured in the way I think — and I want to use that strength to guide me through this learning journey.
Please take a look at my first post and let me know your thoughts or any advice you might have. I’d really appreciate it! 🙏✨
Howdy. I've been writing code professionally for 40 years. Lots of good stories. I still love it, I'm still learning, and still looking for good stories! Been dotnet-centric since its inception, javascript/angular/nextjs on the frontend, dabbling in python, and now focused on LLM development. Looking forward to hanging with folks here.
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