🔧 Celebrating 10,000 Followers on DEV.to – A Journey of Learning and Growth[Must Read]

🕛 Zeit seit Veröffentlichung: 47 Tage, 14 Stunden 33 Minuten
📆 Veröffentlicht am: 30.11.2024 um 12:40 Uhr
Nachrichtenbereich: 🔧 Programmierung
🔗 Quelle: dev.to

Author: Trix Cyrus

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Hello, everyone!

I’m incredibly excited to share a huge milestone with you today—I’ve crossed 10,000 followers on DEV.to! 🎉

When I first started sharing my knowledge and experiences here on DEV.to, I had no idea where this journey would take me. To reach 10,000 followers feels like such an honor, and I couldn’t have achieved this without the incredible support from all of you. It’s a testament to the power of community, shared knowledge, and the amazing learning that happens here.

But before we dive into a thank-you note, I’d love to take a moment to reflect on how this all began, and share a bit about my journey as a developer, hacker, and enthusiast.

A Little About Me

For those who are new here, I’m Trix Cyrus(Not My Real Name), and I specialize in Python programming, Ethical Hacking, Linux, cybersecurity. My journey into the tech world started just like many others, with curiosity. I’ve always been fascinated by how things work behind the scenes—whether it’s how a website functions, how hackers can break into systems, or how we can make our lives easier with automation.

My Journey on DEV.to

I started by writing tutorials and guides to help others navigate the tech world. From automating everyday tasks with Python to ethical hacking techniques, I’ve tried to cover a wide range of topics that can help everyone—from beginners to experts.

Popular Articles by TrixSec:

• How to Automate Everyday Tasks with Python
• List of 100 Basic to Advanced Linux Commands That Are Essential for Users (Must Read)
• 50 Essential Bash Script Commands Every Linux User Should Know (MUST READ)
• List of the Best Google Dorks in 2024 for Finding SQL Injection Vulnerabilities and Other Security Issues
• SQLMap Cheat Sheet: A Quick Guide for Automated SQL Injection

Each article I publish comes with the intention of simplifying complex concepts, providing practical solutions, and empowering others to build and secure better systems. The goal is always to help others grow in their skills while learning new things myself along the way.

Let’s Continue Learning Together

As we grow, I encourage you to not only consume content but also engage with it. Let’s keep the discussions alive! Ask questions, share your experiences, and challenge each other to think differently. The more we collaborate, the more we can all grow as developers and cybersecurity enthusiasts.

Stay curious, stay passionate, and most importantly—keep learning!

And I Would Like You'll To Give Your Introduction In Comments Below

Thanks for reading, and here’s to the next chapter!

~Trixsec

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