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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
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My OCD exposure therapy went well and was able to resist the compulsion in record time!
Worked with @javz, @codingwithjiro, and @konark_13 on our upcoming post we are excited to share next week! If anyone is interested, please stay tuned next week Friday for the post on Gemma 4!
Stay Tuned on May 22 for the Gemma 4 Collaboration Post Featuring 4 DEVengers!
It is wonderful to work with these amazing developers. I learned a lot from them and will continue to do so. Thank you for this opportunity @francistrdev, @codingwithjiro and @javz.
I would love to collaborate with you for the upcoming projects and create something wonderful.
It's great to be collaborating on this project together! Been lot's of fun so far! Stay tuned!
Glad you are having a great experience so far! Still a lot of work to do before next Friday btw!
Everything is modest. Quiet. Routine.
I made a library for baking Lightmaps on the CPU. I fell in love with C, Python, and Ctypes - it's a really good combination. I haven't published it yet, but I hope to create a repo today.
Got an achievement in week 24.
Increased to 159 followers
I joined Game Jam by GameDev.tv. It seems I've found myself a partner, or a fellow sufferer if I screw up again. I hope I finish higher than 229th. 🥺
tl;dr A good, ordinary week. A bit rough. But at least something worked out.
Finally crossed 500 views here 🎉
Might be a small number, but after a break from writing, it feels like meaningful progress again.
Also published a fun article today: The Last Developer Museum: From Stack Overflow to AI
published a new post reflecting on Kilo's recent Product Hunt launch (
#1Product of the Day,#1Product of the Week)Reverse-engineering Kilo's recent Product Hunt launch
I spent a few hours coding the old-fashioned way, without any AI assistance. Well, it was nice to get my hands dirty. And honestly, it helps keep my instincts sharp — without them, I might end up letting obvious mistakes slip by without even noticing…
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My win this week, I published a new post on dev.to .!
Wrote about why AI actually made the hard parts of engineering harder, not easier - and it is getting some really good responses so far 😄
The loss of low-intensity recovery time
AI Didn't Make Software Engineering Easier. It Made the Hard Parts Harder.
Also got the Git badge from last week's post, which was a nice little surprise 🏅 small thing but felt good .!
Grateful for this community - the discussions here always push the thinking further 🙌
I wrote my weekly post here.
Been exercising consistently.
Working on my side project.
Spending more time outdoors now that the weather got warmer, after a loooooooong winter in Canada.
A good week!
Consistency! Enjoying life. You are winning 🖖🏼
Appreciate the words of support! Have a great weekend!
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Got my LeetCode kit package 🎉 and I wrote about the journey in this article 👇🏻
Shifting from seeing problems as threats
From Rank 6,000,000 to 26,000: 1.5 Years, 1040 LeetCode Problems, and a Surprise Package That Changed Everything
I wrote tests for my app, to add to the CI/CD pipeline before my pushes to git and subsequent push to cloud run in GCP. It's now been three day since a Workplace (Code) Incident 🤣
Massive complement from superiors at work. Ive been there just over 3 months.
How Should We Write Documentation with AI in 2026?🤔
Markdown? HTML? Microsoft Word?
I posted about it on DEV.to!
dev.to/webdeveloperhyper/how-shoul...
I went further with open data aggregation around open data job offers. After a lot of cleanup, markdown structuration and data quality, I had the idea to try summarize a bunch of them on top of an aggregated textbook... and results are really looking good :
Marketing posters automation on top of job offers :
See tweets below :
As I also started to do this work on all job offers of a country, I decided to try a focus on health sector :
I finally completed the entire series: a fun, quick but thorough breakdown of UniswapV2. It did take me more than what I expected as I got caught up in some other work. But Yaay. I finally complete my first series. Apart from the read count, really happy with how it turned out.♥️ If you are interested in defi do check it out. Anyway, my first series out yaaay.
I published a new article Practice Real-World Testing Scenarios for QA: Solution to Challenge 1 - Login with Different Users
This is my solution to my first challenge to practice automation testing
my AI agent actually published an article to three platforms simultaneously while I was sleeping. first time the whole pipeline ran clean end-to-end. that counts as a win right?
Launched OpenModels platform for discovering, comparing and exploring LLM models and providers.
Now working on:
PR Welcome. Open Source Project
openmodels.run
github.com/openmodelsrun/openmodels
I made Claude Code do debugging session, instead of me ;)
It started the browser, navigated to a specific page, placed a breakpoint and started debugging ;)
I will make the repository public and share an article here, once I cover more cases and fine-tune the approach ;)
Impressive job with the meal prep and sticking to it all week! That kind of consistency is tough. I finally sorted out a tricky recursive function that was giving me trouble. I've been using prachub.com for system design mocks. The follow-up questions are a lot like what I've faced in real interviews, not just random blog advice.
Biggest win this week was finally stepping back and realizing how far a side project evolved over the past months.
Started as simple EVM monitoring experiments and somehow turned into replay systems, runtime correlation, relationship graphs, delivery pipelines and historical execution reconstruction.
Spent a lot of late nights rebuilding large parts of the architecture, but this week was the first time the whole direction really started feeling coherent.
Shipped a native x402 payment rail for NOVAI this
week. AI entities can now pay each other per API
call with on-chain settlement, replay protection,
and payer-issued service attestations. 1,404 tests
passing across the codebase. Five phases, five
commits.
Also hit 18M+ blocks on the testnet with real
Groth16 ZK verification live since last week.
i started a new project
Oh that's 🧁🧁 awesome 😎😎
Solved CS50 Week 1 problem "Credit" without any help from AI or Google (minus minor syntax searches)