Welcome to the DEVengers Organization! A group of extraordinary individuals who have shaped Dev.to like no other! 🚀

FrancisTRᴅᴇᴠ (っ◔◡◔)っ — Fri, 08 May 2026 18:28:58 +0000

Disclaimer: This is a Fan group that is built with love and passion to the Dev.to platform. This group is not affiliated with the Official Dev.to Team in any capacity! This post will be continuously edited based on feedback and updates!

Introduction

Welcome to the DEVengers organization! It is a group of carefully selected individuals that has proven themselves above and beyond their niche and is here to showcase it to the Dev.to platform!

This group is founded by me (Francis)! When I first joined Dev.to, I found many talented individuals sharing their thoughts, work, and advice to the platform. It was helpful for me to expand my skills as a developer and the community is really supportive!

This has led me into creating this organization! The goal is to select individuals who has proven themselves to go above and beyond the expectation they set upon themselves. Additionally, members will share their posts on their specific niche with high quality and easy to follow for everyone on Dev.to!

Content to Expect

Depending on the individual, the content varies. There is no set "theme" to what the DEVengers post. It can be anything ranging from tips/tricks, opinions on DEV, etc. However, the posts will be high quality and useful for developers that needed it!

How do I join?

The recruitment process is not simple. It will depend on each individual and there is no telling on if you are qualified. If the organization leader believes that you are fit for the group, the leader will send the invite via email using the Invite feature.

Thanks!

This is our introduction! Thank you for reading! Feel free to leave any questions or concerns below!

Tribute To Richard Pascoe

bingkahu (Matteo) — Wed, 18 Feb 2026 17:54:27 +0000

Every community has people who quietly make it better just by being part of it. For DEV, Richard Pascoe was one of those people. His posts, his presence, and the way he engaged with others brought a sense of curiosity and kindness that’s harder to find than most people realize.

Richard didn’t just share knowledge — he showed up for others. He read people’s posts, left thoughtful comments, and encouraged discussions that helped the community grow. You could tell he genuinely cared about helping other developers, whether they were beginners or experienced contributors. That kind of steady, supportive presence is rare.

Sadly, Richard had step away because DEV became a distraction for him — and that choice deserves respect. It takes real self-awareness to recognize when something you enjoy is pulling too much of your focus. Even so, the community feels different without him. Quieter. Missing that familiar voice that liked to help, to read, and to comment.

This tribute is simply a way to acknowledge the impact he had in the short time he was here. For the encouragement he offered, the conversations he sparked, and the difference he made just by caring.