What you learning about this weekend?

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Hey folks 👋

What ya learning on 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.

Best of luck on your learnings... remember to take breaks and enjoy yourself this weekend!

Top comments (14)

ImTheDeveloper • Jun 3 '23

Salesforce setup / development at the moment.

Getting into utilising products and opportunity products to define expected fees that can be obtained by winning an opportunity. Relating these to vairous types of opportunity such as fund raising, financial management, consulting and lending.

Salesforce can be quite overwhelming at first. I think I'm slowly getting there. As with most systems that have grown so large over time elements of permissions and various "views" of the same data and pages is probably the hardest part to get your head around.

Chad Montgomery • Jun 4 '23

I just finished the Odin Project foundations with my calculator project. I'm quite happy with how it turned out and what I learned making it.

Now I am starting down the JavaScript and Node path, currently learning about SASS before diving back in to more JavaScript.

Oscar • Jun 3 '23

Taking it slow, and trying to get a bit of a schedule built up for the summer!

Michael Tharrington • Jun 6 '23

Woot! Smart move. Good to recharge!

Matt Eland • Jun 3 '23

Not as much as last weekend. I'll read a bit of another book on Blazor, but more want to clean and organize that home office and be rested for the new role starting Monday.

Michael Tharrington • Jun 6 '23

A clean, organized home office sounds majorly rewarding and is a good way to quick off the week.

Matt Eland • Jun 6 '23

Oh it's super refreshing. It's not all the way there yet, but it's moved from a draining space to a professional feeling one that energizes me.

William Torrez • Jun 3 '23 • Edited

LABEL IN PERL

use strict;
use warnings;


OUTER:
while (1) {
    print "start outer\n";
    while (1) {
        print "start inner\n";
        last OUTER;
        print "end inner\n";
    }
    print "end outer\n";
}
print "done\n";