Two years of blogging: The ups, downs, and everything in between
Tags: discuss, watercooler
Published: 2022-12-06 15:00:00

As a blogger on the dev.to platform, I have had a truly wonderful and fulfilling journey. When I first started out on this platform, I was a complete novice when it came to writing and sharing my thoughts and ideas online. But over time, I have grown as a writer and have been able to connect with a wonderful community of like-minded individuals who share my passion for all things technology.

Today is a really meaningful day for me because I've been on dev.to for two years and have built a community of 1500 like-minded people.


![2 Year Club](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/nxxubsbalzfnebyyi0gh.png)


![1500 like minded people](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/inu8pfdj10div1jfko64.png)


As a learner, I have always been passionate about sharing my knowledge and experiences with others in the tech community. When I discovered the Dev.to blogging platform, I knew it was the perfect place for me to share my thoughts and insights on a variety of topics related to technology and programming.

When I first started blogging on dev.to, I was unsure of what to write about. But I quickly realized that there was no shortage of topics to choose from in the world of technology. I started by blogging about my experiences, offering ideas and methods that I had picked up along the road. This not only helped me to improve my own skills, but it also allowed me to help others who were just starting out in the field.

As I continued to write, I began to receive a steady stream of feedback and engagement from other members of the dev.to community. This was incredibly motivating, and it encouraged me to continue sharing my thoughts and experiences. I also began to participate in the various discussions and forums on the platform, which allowed me to learn from others and gain new perspectives on various topics.

Unfortunately, I had to take a break from writing for a while due to college exams. Nonetheless, when I returned, the community was much more supportive than before, which assisted me in getting ideas and continuing to write.

One of the most rewarding aspects of my journey as a blogger on Dev.to has been the opportunity to connect with and learn from other members of the tech community. I have had the pleasure of engaging in thoughtful discussions with other bloggers and readers, and I have gained a wealth of knowledge and insights from these interactions.


In addition to the support of the community, the dev.to platform itself has also been a great resource for me. The platform provides a range of tools and features that make it easy to write and share my articles, and it has a clean and intuitive interface that is a pleasure to use.

One of the things that I love about Dev.to is the variety of topics that are covered on the platform. Whether you're interested in front-end development, machine learning, or anything in between, there's something for everyone on Dev.to. This diversity has allowed me to learn about a wide range of subjects and to engage with a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about technology and programming.

There were many people who kept me inspired to write and made me interact in the community; some of them are listed below.

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Monday meme has been an important part of the community, allowing us to step away from whatever we were doing and enjoy some of the internet's most hilarious memes.

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This guy is a lifesaver for all devs out there; the resources are meticulously curated and have aided me greatly in my front-end journey; my favourite post is [ I Made 100 CSS Buttons For Your Next Big Project 🚀️](https://dev.to/eludadev/i-made-100-css-buttons-for-your-next-big-project-m55)

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This was my go-to destination on dev.to for the greatest technical articles; the articles were precise and well described. After reading the post, even the most difficult topics seemed simple.

Overall, my journey as a writer on Dev.to has been incredibly fulfilling and rewarding. I have had the opportunity to share my knowledge and experiences with others, to learn from and engage with a vibrant and supportive community, and to showcase my skills and abilities. I am grateful for the opportunities that Dev.to has provided me, and I look forward to continuing to share my thoughts and insights on a wide range of topics related to technology and programming.