If you’re new here, you’re in the right place. 😄

This category is a friendly spot to introduce yourself, share a little about what you’re interested in, and start connecting with other people in the GitHub community. Whether you’re just getting started or you’ve been building for a while, we’d love to hear what brought you here and what you’re hoping to learn, explore, or create.

What this category is for

• This space is for personal introduction posts, with one introduction per person.
• You can share a bit about who you are and what brought you to GitHub.
• You can tell us what you are interested in, what you want to learn, and what you hope to build.
• You can include a GitHub profile or a project if it adds helpful context to your introduction.
• Please take a look at other introduction posts too and say hello.

To make it easy, we've included an example introduction you can use as a guide. You do not need to follow it exactly. It is simply there to help you get started.

What’s not the best fit here

• Posts that are mainly support questions, bug reports, or detailed how-to questions belong in New to GitHub or another help focused category.
• Spam, scams, automated test posts, and repetitive low effort content may be removed.
• Job ads, recruiting posts, and posts that are mainly self promotion are not a fit here.
• Link dropping without a meaningful introduction is likely to be moderated.
• Harassment, hate, doxxing, impersonation, and sharing other people’s personal information are never allowed.

Come say hello, tell us a bit about yourself, and keep it genuine. If you want to share updates later, you can reply to your post or join the conversations in the categories that match your interests.

Connection here is all about finding your people. Take the moment to look at other folks’ introduction threads and get to know fellow developers in this space. 🌟