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What are you learning about this weekend? 🧠

Hey folks!

What's everybody learning about this weekend?

Whether you're sharpening your JS skills, making PRs to your OSS repo of choice 😉, sprucing up your portfolio, or writing a new post here on DEV, we'd like to hear about it.

Hope your learnings go well. And don't forget to chill — it is the weekend after all! 🧘

Amy Poehler saying "I'm learning so much already!"

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Bill

This weekend I’m learning about how many White Russians I can drink and still say the alphabet backwards.

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Artem Sapegin

I'm looking into end-to-end testing with Playwright, and it feels very good after Cypress and Cypress Testing Library.

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Bryson Bailey

This weekend I'm starting to learn vim and getting into LazyVim. I have been avoiding vim for years but now I'm wanting to dabble in it a bit.

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Oscar

I'm working out a weird Jinja error and getting my frontend scaled to all viewport widths and heights! I design mobile first, which is nice, but it means that even when I think I'm finished, there's still so much more to do :p.

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John Johnson Okah

This weekend I will review the intro to my Deep Learning course and then publish a post here (on dev.to).

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Mitchell Mutandah

It's all about Redux this weekend! 💪

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Bjoern

Great choice. Hope you had fun learning the concepts :)

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Nabil Alamin

I'm working on a small side project for a trivia game. It's with nextjs and firebase...two things I haven't used much recently. Hoping to be done by Sunday 🤞

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Kena Keats

I spent the weekend delving deeper into python, using Codecademy’s online course ‘Learn Intermediate Python’. Learned a lot of new tools I can practice using and got to refresh my memory on some course concepts.