Our mentors are the human element behind Exercism, providing empathetic feedback on learners' solutions
I really enjoy writing Go! I use Go every chance I get whether it be open source, personal projects, or work.
Electrical engineer turned fiction writer turned bum turned Ruby on Rails developer. I love Ruby, Sandi Metz, and Exercism. I live in Quebec, Canada.
I've been using C for a long time, mostly doing embedded systems development. I still enjoy programming in C. I value clarity over cleverness.
If you're not using bash...why not?! Learning bash is one of the best things you can do. It can help automate tasks and make your life a lot easier.
I'm a senior Ruby dev professionally at my company. I have taught many new devs and devs coming from other languages Ruby and Ruby on Rails.
I am a software engineer with a passion for testing. If you have any questions about the track or the language in general, feel free to ask; I'd love to hear them.
I've been using Java in my job for about 15 years now, but only became a full-time engineer about a year and a half ago (was in professional services doing customizations before that).
I love to spread my knowledge. I'm using C and C++ from past 4 years. I love them because of their simplicity and friendliness.
Level 13 JavaScript Wizard
I really like working in Scala. It allows me to come up with elegant, functional code that is also concise and type safe.
I learned to program on embedded devices, and later moved to iOS development in Objective-C and Swift. Most recently, I've been exploring functional programming in Scala. I'm interested in security principles and applied cryptography. And if I can ever find some spare free time, I would love to try out Rust!
I been using Rust both at work and as a hobby for a while now. Its an awesome project that makes it easy to learn and contribute, and improves really fast while remaining compliant with its principles.
Math teacher turned programmer. Fell in love with Rust while listening to Steve Klabnik talk about its design choices. Eternally grateful for helpful compiler messages. Not tall enough to write multi-threaded code.
Rust is a language that feels as comfortable as the next Ruby. While I can't say I'm an expert quite yet, I've taught a university course in it, so I hope I've picked up enough skill to help beginners out.
I started writing Ruby 4 years ago when I co-founded Workplace Arcade. I quickly fell in love with the language and have been using it ever since. I'm very passionate about mentoring and co-organize a local ruby meetup.
I love Ruby for its simplicity and readability. I have been using it professionally for more than 3 years. I love mentoring ruby because it giving me ability to learn something new.
I've been writing code professionally for 10 years. In the last 5 years, Ruby has been my main language. I think Ruby is a great language and I'd love to help other people get into it :-)
Ruby has been my go-to language for the past 6 years. I love how readable and intuitive it is. I'm thankful for the opportunity to help others on their journey in any way I can and I'm hoping to become a better mentor in the process :)
I'm a programmer trying and learning how to write beautiful code.
Hi! I'm a Ruby developer from NYC looking to help grow the community and get more people writing Ruby!
I've been using ruby professionally for five years. It was the first language I really fell in love with, and it's still my goto tool for quite a few tasks including web development.
Hello, I'm a devOps Engineer and full stack developer, love the design and testing principles enforced by the ruby community
I love Ruby and am very passionate about it. I have used Ruby (and Rails) professionally since 2009 and have maintained the RubyConf Philippines site as a volunteer since 2014.
I love Ruby and have been using it professionally for more than 10 years. I also have been spending time on how to write a easy to read and easy to extend Ruby code. I am new to mentoring and a non-native English speaker. Please excuse my brevity. If my feedback to you is rude, first I am sorry and second it was not my intention. Please do reach out to me, it gives me an opportunity to learn through feedback for mentoring.
I love the Ruby programming language; it's a joy to write code with it. The majority of my development experience is with Ruby, and I'm excited to help others learn it.
Lover of Open Source and Ruby! Reach out to me and get in touch with any questions or collaborations, I love to network and help.
I do Linux administration as day job and write python mainly for my personal data science projects.
Although Python wasn't my first -- and won't be my last -- programming language, it remains my favorite for introducing others to the joys, the pains, the infrequent ecstacies, and the occasional terrors of life before the REPL.
Python is the first language I taught myself, and the one I used at my first job. I love its relative accessibility to newcomers and the huge ecosystem you can grow into as you learn it!
I've been using Python professionally for the past 5 years. I was lucky to be surrounded by great teachers and mentors on my path to becoming a developer. Excited to pay that forward!
I have a sysadmin background (on Linux and Windows) and I began learning Python about a year ago to automate tasks. I really like the breadth of the use that you get in this language, and how easy is to write clean code.
Everytime I wanted to do some quick automation I always choose python because it is simple, relatively easy, and fast enough to do the automation. This has saved me a lot of painful time if I were to do it myself manually. I also like java and currently learning some C.
Python is my favorite language because it's easy to learn and easy to write, and really explicit and concise. It's also great for machine learning enthusiasts!
I am Indian student developer working in Deep Learning with python. I work on python for almost all of my projects. Other languages i Use are javascript , c++
Although not my first programming language, Python made me fall in love with programming. I never looked back since.
Python has been, my on and off go-to language for the past 14 years. With the increasing popularity of its data science and security libraries, I feel that it is more important than ever to help people learn and improve!
I use Python every day in my role as a Data Engineer. My last name is pronounced 'Koontz'.
I've got limited experience with Python, but have found it fun and useful to learn, especially as a data scientist. I hope to continue learning from others and to be able to assist them on their journey.
Python3 fan. Interested in refactoring, test driven developement and type annotations.
Christian has worked in consulting and disaster relief at the intersection between IT, supply chain management, and training.