What was your win this week?

Hey folks 👋

Hope that y'all all enjoy your weekends.

Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Creating an indie game 👾

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Comments

[Varshith V Hegde]

I have completed my 1800 followers . I was out of the dev.to without posting any content for 2 months . But this month I did post a content and yeah I received same response as before and I have gained about 300 followers this week alone. I want to thank everyone who supported me and my content. THis was the win for me this week.

[Aristotelis S.]

Watching how open the community is, I have published my first-ever post in Dev.to😄 🚀
AWS SAA-C03 Guide

[schBenedikt]

I also published my first two projects today & yesterday!
Python oAuth with Github and
The (dis)advantages of programming with chatGPT
Have fun with it!

[Rishav Dhar]

Inspired by the recent Dev.to+GitHub Hackathon, I've spun out my entry into its own project and recently hit 15 ⭐ stars (thank you!) — chuffed to know others find it as useful for cloud infra provisioning as I do!

[schBenedikt]

My win this week was that I joined you.
I think that has to be said as well.
It's great that this community exists.
I love being a member and posting great guides from my projects, so I'm waiting for the first comments & reactions too!

[Rachel Fazio]

Wow! We are so happy to have you.

[Sebastien Castiel]

I ran the first session of my workshop Learn React the Modern Way 💪
It was amazing, the warm feedback is great, and as I expected I was exhausted at the end of the day 😅 (talking for 6 hours is something!).
Can’t wait for the next session!

[PipoqueiroFeliz]

I finally learn how to deploy!

[Ryan Brown]

• Using Azure Application Insights to trace a cascade of error propagation through some apps.
• Getting Graylog (w/mongo & opensearch) working on my home system and getting several systems to log to it. This is a discovery project to investigate the possibility of removing the Scavenger Hunt of logs for our BSA/TSA support people.

[Gaurav Saini]

After putting it off for quite some time, I finally got around to learning the basics of building microservices. It was way more fun than I expected and I was extremely ecstatic after sending the first API request and getting back an expected response.

I also wrote a series of articles for anyone else who might want to get started with microservices - dev.to/sainig/series/23469

[Carlarjenkins]

Very big week for me and a great way to end the 1st half of 2023

• Celebrated my 7th ITIL certification anniversary
• Celebrated my 10th PMP certification anniversary
• Received my MS Build 2023 free exam voucher -Renewed my SC-100 Cybersecurity Architect Expert exam
• Recertified my ITIL4 Foundation exam. This led my workforce training program to enroll me in Scrum Fundamentals Certified

[Thomas Broyer]

I "pitched" (lighting talks, less than 5 minutes each) 2 of my blog posts at my local developer group earlier this week. Hard to put everything in such a short time but interesting format. Now pondering whether I'll submit a proposal for the devfest next December (and if so, on which topic!)

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