Hey folks! 👋
Hope 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
- Getting some new shoes 👟
Top comments (41)
I went from having 50 readers a month to 800.
Feels nice to be blogging again!
Congratulations @vulcanwm!
thanks!
I'm learning Rails again. I want to switch careers and become a Rails developer though I know I've a long way to go.
Worked my way through this fantastic tutorial on turbo streams then spent this afternoon building a toy app. It's an up hill struggle but I'm feeling more confident, little by little.
Nice! That's awesome, Oliver. 🙌
I am usually very anxious during interview. This is the very first time, I enjoyed the whole interview process and never felt anxious even when I didn't answer few questions correctly. It was a big win for me.
I am keeping up with my writing a post a week dev.to/alexr/managing-high-perform...
Also I keep growing my Twitter followers through regular engagement with my community twitter.com/alexrashkov
Rock on! A post per week is a really great goal to have.
I just took a peek at your series on management here and it looks like you have some really awesome entries going. Nicely done! 🙌
Last Friday I made the decision to write a static analyzer for PHP in Rust, so I can better understand Rust. I can happily say I'm starting to like how helpful the compiler is.
Github link to project.
Very cool! That sounds like a good way to dig into the language. And of course, here's my obligatory: you should consider writing about this on DEV! Haha, I don't mean to push ya into it, but that does like a pretty cool topic and I bet we'd be down to share your post over our Rust focused Twitter account here. If ya do end up writing on it, please shoot me a message back here so I'll know to tap our social team.
At a recent virtual tech meetup that focus on presenting a personal project to others I was able to demo 5 small projects built over the last few weeks to practice React, building with pure Vanilla JavaScript, and learn TypeScript.
series of small projects:
▪ Pomodoro Clock (Converted React to TypeScript)
▪ Tip Calculator (React)
▪ Product Creation UI (TypeScript)
▪ Episode Listing (React and Vanilla JS)
▪ Range Slider (React and Vanilla JS)
One additional project was shown off to help explain to others how "Higher Order Components" work with state management in React.
▪ Fantasy Football (React)
I really loved the feedback and the follow up discussion on different types of database you can use with personal projects.
I'm a front-end developer for half a year now and now I managed to find a decent job. I carefully searched for vacancies and a couple of days ago I was hired here ibench.net/. Cool platform by the way, I didn’t know about it before
I finished up my Pagination guide and I’m happy to say that I don’t think I’ll be forgetting how to build it for future projects! That’s the best part about sharing.
dev.to/cleveroscar/pagination-reac...
Started learning Node Js and reached 100 followers here <3