18 people you should follow in 2022.

4 lines for each of them, with what I honestly think about them.

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Csaba Kissi (@csaba_kissi )

Csaba is super talented and tweets about web development, color associations for websites. He is also a master of side projects, you should really check them!
Sumudu (@sumusiriwardana )

One of the kindest people on Twitter. She is PM at Hashnode and Developer Advocate at Dasha. Introverted like me, but when she will start for real she will become unstoppable, I am sure about that.
Marko (@denicmarko )

AKA the Ninja. Follow him. for real. he is THE Twitter resource you are missing to feel complete. He shares so much knowledge and he is super supportive at the same time. Mindblowing.
Favor (@heyOnuoha)

Young and talented, he is transitioning into Web3, so if you want to learn more just follow him now! He is also a technical writer at Hashnode and Blockchain developer!
Vitto (@VittoStack)

I am biased here because we are both from Italy. But apart from that, he is stepping hard into Web3, so follow him now. I can't reveal more but he is gonna announce something important soon!
Pratham (@Prathkum)

Also known as "The CSS king", he is now a Developer Advocate at Rapid API. He is preparing to land on YouTube and Video content creation, so follow him to see his journey.
Ravin (@ravinwashere)

One of the people I consider a real friend. He tweets about JavaScript tips and Quizzes. He will never pollute your timeline but he will always provide value. a must-follow
Mike (@htmleverything)

One of the best Podcaster I know, super supportive and open-minded. Follow him for this and real interactions. you must join a Twitter Space with him to listen to his deep voice!
Insha (@Insharamin)

She is introverted, but also unstoppable! She is stepping into Web3 and she is great at jokes. I consider her the female version of me in a certain sense! PS her gifs are outstanding!
Raza (@razacodes)

Python Developer, he stepped into Web3 and Developer Advocate at Thirdweb. if you want to learn Python, give him a follow and you will never be disappointed.
Prashant (@capeandcode)

He is very niched down into Machine Learning and Deep Learning. A very interesting account for those who want to dive deep into these topics. If you want to learn those, you can't go wrong by following him.
Trecia (@TreciaKS)

Open-minded, introverted but rocking as a front-end developer! Follow her for CSS art and tips. Very clean timeline. She also makes posts about TailwindCSS and JavaScript!
Oliver (@oliverjumpertz)

One of the most knowledgeable people on the whole Twitter. The fun fact is that he is not just that. He is also super supportive and a real friend of mine. you can't be wrong in following such a human gem.
Saurav (@Sauain)

Ideal account to follow for Machine Learning and Python, very collaborative and funny. Another great developer you should follow if you like this topic. Great daily. dev supporter.
Pratham (@PrasoonPratham)

Young and talented, he tweets about different topics, now mostly about Web3 and Machine learning and he loves to share his journey into tech as a real human being. not just Tech, but a real connection.
Simon (@SimonHoiberg )

One of the people who inspires me the most. Outstanding quality, Hard worker, bold statements, Startup founder, entrepreneur, content creator wizard, Video editor at professional levels. Feedhive founder.
Meena (@SankarMeenakshi )

Stoic developer. Follow her for meditation tips, great thoughts, blockchain tips...and food. It's always a pleasure interacting with her, she is very supportive. Not just a developer account.
Pratim (@BhosalePratim)

I left her as last (but not least) on purpose. Hard worker. Sunny. Positive. Communicative. Supportive. Emotional. Knowledgable. All of these an much much more in a single account. Follow here. Or regret it later.

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