@ben , @vaidehijoshi , @jess , @maestromac , @peter , @mauricehayward , @aspittel , @lpasqualis , @kaydacode , @nickytonline , @rhymes , @samthor , @mortoray , @joelnet just to name a few

I'd recommend the dev.to staff plus any number of "regular" people. There are a lot of people I think give consistent quality content. There are also a huge number of people who look like they're great to follow but only have one or two posts...

Here's a quick off-the-top-of-my-dashboard list of users I haven't seen mentioned so far in this thread: @dmfay , @kayis , @helenanders26 , @kaydacode , @jkreeftmeijer , @terceranexus6 , @codemouse92 , @carlymho .

I've enjoyed @anaulin 's last couple posts.

I have two devtoers to recommend.

@bhserna , He is good at design and test for rails apps.

@edisonywh , He is good at inner of Ruby.

I've learned much from them, really thanks.

In a month I've followed 86 devtoers, I'd like to learn from them.

I've learned stuff I didn't know I needed to know from @rrampage - thanks for helping level up my Linux!

Learn you some Awk, you'll be a happier person.

For good content follow @sandordargo @ben @loujaybee @sebastianaigner @jessishakarian @radiomorillo @mpodlasin

I'll add a new devtoer, @bgadrian . His post about Node is great, thanks a lot, I really understand what is Node.

@rhymes and @citizen428 . Both very helpful on the site and they've also helped by contributing to the dev.to repo. If you're looking to contribute to an open source project, dev.to is a great one!

dev.to Repo Recap

Andy Zhao

#changelog#meta#opensource

@flippedcoding , @aspittel

This is a good start:

Say something nice about another DEV member

Ben Halpern

#discuss