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Got my first GitHub sponsor π
I've just completed building a new library to be used in filtering and analyzing logs. :)
The repository on Github:
DEV Post:
I built a Logs Analyzer ππ
Abdullah Di'bas γ» Apr 9 γ» 3 min read
I got my 2nd Pfizer shot
Good!
I survived this week! There were so many meetings this week because of the long holiday in my country last week. But I'm glad its finally the weekend!
I finished reading the Basecamp Shape Up book. Blown away by how this methodology helps teams effectively build projects.
Next weekβs goal is to write a summary post on my favorite things it teaches. ππΌ
look forward to reading this!
Recently, while working on one of my tasks to process a very large AWS S3 file, I came across this really good
AWS S3 selectfeature. This helped me accomplish my task and decided to share my learnings with the community πHope the community finds it an interesting read π
Efficiently Streaming a Large AWS S3 File via S3 Select
Idris Rampurawala γ» Apr 6 γ» 6 min read
P.S. Publishing a new post on
dev.tois always abig winfor me π€For reasons beyond my grasp, I (and my language) was praised for my programming skills quite a few times this week.
This is surprising because it don't really see myself as a programmer, rather as a beginner.
But I have to admit it made me happy and felt like a win π
For this week day,
I worked for Office's HR application development (done 3 solid backend pages)
I made awesome video content for my YouTube Channel.
(youtube.com/watch?v=60nn5OECvF4&t=2s)
I created new article on dev.to (also spend some time)
I watched anime movie (called Hello world) you should watch too.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_World_...
For this weekend,
I will try something new, haha
I finished building a GitHub Action that updates other GitHub Action Versions in a repository, kinda like Dependabot but for GitHub Actions
GitHub repository:
GitHub Actions Version Updater Updates All GitHub Action Versions in a Repository and Creates a Pull Request with the Changes.
GitHub Actions Version Updater
GitHub Actions Version Updater is GitHub Action that is used to update other GitHub Actions in a Repository and create a pull request with the updates. It is an automated dependency updater similar to GitHub's Dependabot but for GitHub Actions.
How Does It Work:
GitHub Actions Version Updater first goes through all the workflows in a repository and checks for updates for each of the action used in those workflows.
If an update is found and if that action is not ignored then the workflows are updated with the latest release of the action being used.
If at least one workflow file is updated then a new branch is created with the changes and pushed to GitHub.
Finally, a pull request is created with the newly created branch.
Usage:
We recommend running this action on a schedule event or a workflow_dispatch event.
To integrate
GitHubβ¦Dev.to post:
GitHub Actions Version Updater, Similar to GitHub's Dependabot, but for GitHub Actions
Maksudul Haque γ» Apr 8 γ» 3 min read
I'm pretty new to writing articles so I'm feeling encouraged to see that the article I wrote this week was useful to more people than I expected!
3 reasons why you should know about Atomic Design as a developer
Estee Tey γ» Apr 6 γ» 6 min read
Squashed not one, but two horrible bugs that had been haunting me for a while.
Congratulations on the promotion!! and yes stay safe!
Completed a book: The Subtle Art of not giving a F@#k
That makes 2 books in 3 months.
It's tough to take out time when you're mostly busy in full time job. And that funnily makes it even more important to take some time for yourself and do things you love.
I began the first draft of my new book, Soft Skills for Developers :)
I put online the landing page too: thesoftskills.dev
Built a file upload component using react, File web browser api, and azure functions to uploaded a CSV with 160k rows in 3 seconds. Mind blown for me. Great week!