Happy Friday!
Looking back on your week — what was something you're proud of?
All wins count — big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Starting a new project
- Landing a new job
- Nailing a new recipe... or whatever else made you feel proud. ❤️
I hope you all have a great weekend!
Top comments (105)
I've published my first opensource ebook 🙌
In case anyone is looking for anything to read during the holidays, you can find the project on GitHub here:
Introduction to Bash Scripting
very cool!!
Thank you 🙌
This is very good!
Thank you 🙌
Awesome stuff man.
Thank you 🙌
This is nice! Reading!! I've done bash, kind of casually, as needed -- for years but always find curiosity for getting better at it.
Thank you 🙌 Happy to hear that you are reading it!
Well done!
Thank you 🙌
I finally figured out how to do things in geometry; multiplying vectors, finding the closest distance between a point and a line, all that stuff. I know it's a little late! 🤣 It's not easy since I never had a strong basis on that, but it's rewarding and fun in the end. Luckily I found the resources I needed.
Fun fact, during the learning process, I found a website dated in 1988 about vectors... not sure if it's citing a source in 1988 or it was indeed established and made in 1988 and has been running till now... I kept thinking about the cost of running a web server and a domain for more than 30 years 🤔
Seems like that the domain was registered in 2011:
who.is/whois/paulbourke.net
Ah, but the look of the website is so dated, it made me think that it was indeed made in 1988 🤔😂
Yes, it's crazy. It could be that the domain expired at some point and then the owner renewed it later on :D
It'd be interesting to talk to the owner.
I crossed $300k in sales of my new course on Building Node.js CLIs. I've always loved creating and open-sourcing CLIs. E.g. my corona-cli project that went viral earlier this year.
I've been asked so many times to create a course on building automation tooling. I'm happy that I did. It took over a thousand hours, recorded 30 hours of content, trimmed it down to 10 hours in 100 videos with 22 CLI projects. So far so good.
Congrats
Thank you! 🙌
Congrats dude.
Thank you, it's an entire year's worth of work.😇
Good to see that hard work pays off.
My win was publishing my first Dev.to article :D
Can you provide a link to your article? I want to read it.
Sure :D Thanks for check it out.
dev.to/codebyjustin/restful-routes...
I got married!
Congratulations!
Best Wishes :)
affiliate marketing is a game changer, IMO. :-D
Blue Hosting right ? That's a great program.
I like the hustle man.
Sure.
A blog post I wrote was picked up by the team behind the technology I wrote about! My article about Storyblok in TypeScript can now be found in the Advanced Topics section of the Storyblok website. I didn't think I knew anything advanced about anything!
my post about reducers did well this week.
The case of reducers:
English | Español
Congrats on the success mate. :)
thanks!
I have developed a tool to automate a process for my project and I've given a presentation and demo.
I got this message from the client
That sounds awesome. Make sure management knows ;D
yes, that is very important :)
A couple of friends and I created our FIRST EVER tech videos and published them on YouTube. It was a lot of work, especially because of the animation animation and artwork. Though we initially wanted to write about it as a blog article on dev, we decided it would be a fun project to make it a video.
It's our first video so there was so much to learn, but it was a really fun project. I think our key learning was don't expect perfection, especially for the first video.
Basically a pair of videos talking about the pros and cons (based on our experience) about using authentication as a service. Platforms like Auth0.
Great work !
thank you!
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