Hmm...

Well nothing too much really...
But I made my website work offline :D

lol experimenting with PWAs and serviceWorker

after two years I finally posted a new post on here! :D

I have the motivation of a large rock so most things are a win for me.

A few weeks ago, I created a small website (goodi.sh) that lists domain-hack type URLs ending with .sh. It scrapes WHOIS several times a day and the page is re-built automatically from the scraper output. All done with Github actions – which I'd never used before.

I was a little disheartened by the site's lack of traffic though and so I started reading about SEO. I'm familiar with many of the practises but SEO always seemed a bit skeevy to me. However, with few visitors, I finally accepted that if I wanted to make a successful website, I needed to learn SEO and marketing in general.

So, this week, I set up a blog – ostensibly as a sandbox for experimenting with SEO. I haven't learned so much about SEO yet – and I'm still to write a decent post – but I did enjoy honing my design skills and learning about CSS grid and flexbox. It also gave me the chance to become more familiar with Jekyll and I wrote some Liquid template plugins to handle things like fetching post thumbnails. It's not perfect but I found enjoyment working on it. (And it's been a while since I've found proper enjoyment doing computer stuff.)

The blog is jllyfsh.com

I started implementing an algebraic effect system in my language, and that project also earned its 250th github star today 😄

git clone https://github.com/Gwion/Gwion
cd Gwion
git submodule update --init --recursive util ast
make

find . -name "config.mk"

make -C util clean
make -C ast  clean
make clean
make

I became the COO of a company where I joined as a mobile developer 3 years ago.

Wrote an article that helped community

Wrote my first posts ever in #5days5blogposts challenge! Yay!

Start learning Github actions

I received the 16 week streak badge on DEV 🥳

I finally decided to post a blog explaining something that I just learned a while ago! 🍻 Here to future posts!

Consistently worked on a side project 🎉

Recently I created a 2D platformer game on Unity with C#, completed 100 Players Milestone on Itch.io

Level 1

Play : Olaf's Adventure

Feel free to add your suggestions and feedback for the Game in comments. ❤ 👩‍💻

Thank you!

1. I did not discontinue my learning streak on freeCodeCamp
2. learned Flexbox
3. learned to cook a new dish
4. took time to read novel (a little escape to wonderland is necessary)
5. took time to enjoy my hobby (photography; a sample pic)

Joined dev.to and published first posts 💙

Integrated @nuxtjs/content to my future blog!

Successfully configured my neovim 🤠

Started working on a side project and researched a lot about what Technology Stack to use. Finally, I decided to use the MERN stack!

I got to work on front end a bit at my job which is unusual.

I got my Compose key working on my Mac! github.com/DrHyde/configurations/t...

I deployed my personal website! megfh.dev 🎉

I discovered how Firestore is terrible

Started making own internal host monitoring system, has some tricky parts, but I'll figure them out somehow.

After long time wanting to use CSS Grid; this week, I Finally made layouts with CSS Grid.

Very delighted and Flexbox saved me some corner cases.

I finished a Social network project!

At 53, I got a job as a junior dev.

notbhed

I have quite a few things to share this week
I wrote my first post on dev.to
I started a new MERN project that allows people to create and participate in quizzes

Achievement on GITHUB

Me:

Starting a new project
Fixing a tricky bug
Got New Jobs Increase Almost 50%
Relearn about data structure like Binary Search, caesarChiper, etc
Reading Good Book.

I've started to add workflow management capabilities to my startup project 😌

inspr / inspr

Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps).

A Cloud Native Application Mesh.

Describe, connect, secure, test and deploy distributed applications with less effort.

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Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps). With it you can coordinate the application lifecycle and how the subparts of a dApp interconnect themselves.

For Inspr’s point of view, a dApp is defined as an abstraction on top of the concept of a microservice. We extend the model by adding patterns of composition, communication, security, and adaptability to the application during runtime.

🎛 Compose

With Inspr one dApp can be connected to another and those two will become a new application. Consider as an example where we’re creating a online shop called “Sammyfy”. To build this product we’ll need a few services such as payment, catalog, and delivery.

Of course, we could create those three services and interconnect them by using Rest API or even…

View on GitHub

Probably contributing to a good amount of projects. I'm very proud of my self!

I ran several live Pair programming sessions, one of them in Spanish!

I started building my portfolio with React and I finished my first view! just three more haha