Some great first posts from new authors in April 💞

Happy May!

I'm continuing my new monthly habit where I take a look at posts published by new authors in the previous month (this time, April) and highlight a few that I'm particularly fond of.

These posts are all from brand new authors - folks that are either totally new to the community or past lurkers who have finally been awarded their writing debut badge :)

For your reading pleasure:

Developing T-Shapedness In Practice

Kaity Hallman ・ Apr 25

#career #growth #impostorsyndrome #tshaped

Unsubscribing from every infinite observable... a good habit or overkill?

Ihor Kuzmanenko ・ Apr 25

#angular #rxjs #discuss

Why Isn't AI As Smart As We Always Expect?

Marcus ・ Apr 10

#chatgpt #beginners #ai #productivity

Why is Meta spending so much on Open Source AI?

nandu 🦦 ・ Apr 26

#opensource #ai #discuss

5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day as a Developer 🌎🌏🌍

Coby Kalter ・ Apr 22

#webdev #opensource #datascience #developer

Happy Coding!

Comments

[Bobby Iliev]

Well done everyone 👏

[Jess Lee]

@cobykalter, @nanduanilal, @novozelick, @kuzjka, and @kaityhallman -- looking forward to your next post!

[Michael Tharrington]

What an awesome collection of posts by new authors! 🙌

I got a couple of other shoutout-worthy folks who joined us in April on my mind...

Props to @hoangng who shared this handy post!

Code a 2-layer Neural Network from Scratch

HoangNg ・ Apr 9

#python #numpy #ai

And big ups to @lamnhan who shared this good read!

I've created yet another JavaScript framework

Nhan Lam ・ Apr 13

#javascript #lit #webcomponents #webdev

[Nhan Lam]

Hi, thank you so much for the mention. Do really hope to provide more valuable articles in the future! 🙇‍♂️

[Anita Olsen]

Awesome! Keep it up! ✨

[João Esperancinha]

Great work everyone!

[Lin Pengcheng]

Traditional IT theory (OOP, FP and hardware architecture, etc.) are pseudoscience (by Math-based Warehouse/Workshop Model)