Michael Tharrington

for The DEV Team

Posted on Jul 14, 2023

What was your win this week?

#discuss #weeklyretro

Hey y'all 👋

Hope that you awesome folks are enjoying your weekend.

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
Buying a new car 🚗

Top comments (41)

BekahHW • Jul 14 '23

We already have 24 sign-ups for our #100DaysOfOSS Challenge! Can't wait to get started.

Ben Halpern The DEV Team • Jul 14 '23

Wow!

Shai Almog • Jul 14 '23

Been a busy week with the kids due to summer vacations.
Still, wrote a lot... My new book is approaching 300 pages and I'm at chapter 18 (of probably 22+).
Got a post on r/java which is pretty hostile normally.
Finally passed 1k followers on Medium.

Tim • Jul 14 '23

I wrote and published my first blog post ever 🥳

Web File API deep dive 🤿 (2023)

Noble 7 ・ Jul 12

#webdev #javascript #tutorial #html

Ben Halpern The DEV Team • Jul 14 '23

Wow, great first post!

Imam Ali Mustofa • Jul 14 '23 • Edited

I wrote a series based on the commit histories... never ending series with unexpected moment. Some time I am telling story based on the output of the git diff command.

The WebXGuild Chronicles - EP#00: A Journey of Codes and Connections

Imam Ali Mustofa ・ Jul 13

#devjournal #opensource #github #webdev

Or if you have a commit logs in a tree completed with graph?! I will write for you a novel based on that!

DISCLAIMER: This comment was made via Google Translate (an AI tool used to translate languages, you may have forgotten so I reminded it). Why should there be this disclaimer? Because I always considered ChatGPT!!!

Chris Jarvis • Jul 14 '23

I got a new project to work on. It's mostly done but they needed some UI help. Got things line up better and updated instructions.

Philip John Basile • Jul 14 '23

I went through 50,000 emails in my personal account looking for people to cold email for work. I cut down my resume from 8 pages to a much more concise and edible two pages. I received my Nanodegree from Udacity for Go.