What was your win this week?

Hey folks 👋

Hope that 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
• Dancing like a goof 🕺

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Comments

[Kevin Luo]

I finally wrote a new article on Dev.to this week 🥳 It had been 2 years since wrote the last article. I plan to write more about authentication and authorization in the future.

[Tutorial] Setup very basic authentication with Devise in Rails 7

Kevin Luo ・ May 15 ・ 6 min read

#rails #devise #authentication #ruby

[Michael Tharrington]

Oh rock on! That's awesome to hear. Thanks for coming back and sharing your knowledge with us. 🙌

[Arek Nawo]

I've finally released public beta of my latest project - Vrite - CMS for technical (programming) content. It's also open-source now, so you can have a look on GitHub. About 2 weeks late, but still excited for working on this 😅

[Eduard Constantin]

• Managed to implement a cli tool for generating storybook stories using WatsonX, similar to this one.
• Managed to implement question selection (back and forward) for this project.

[Shai Almog]

Did a live streaming interview. Recorded talk for a Japanese conference.
Did a video on operator overloading in Java.
Created a new talk covering external debugging tools based on a chapter from my book. I'm giving it next week.
Working on the requirement specification document in a new startup I'm building. That's raising a lot of questions.

[sameer-ahmed123]

im making an authentication package for django , i plan on adding google ,github and facebook authentiaction to it

im just excited on how much time i will save on future projects when this is complete.

Accounts-app-as-pyhton-package

[Imam Ali Mustofa]

Another big win!!! 🎉

I get appreciation and become part of WebXDAO as a WebX Developer and DJ Party on Discord server, yeah I am "Punk" and also a Software Freestyle Engineer.

And now I am Mentor of GSSoC'23

[Vincent]

I wrote my first npx executable and learned a lot about setting up projects for setting up projects for collaboration like monorepos, linting and wrote my first ever test 😅

Learning something thing new and achieving your goal feels so huge! Big part why I love coding!

[Juan F Gonzalez]

Finishing a project that started at the beginning of the month. That's my kind of win. 🎉

[Michael Tharrington]

Woot! Always feels good to wrap on something that you've been working on for a long time. Major congrats, Juan!

[Juan F Gonzalez]

Thanks a lot, Michael! Indeed it feels good to finish something (as opposed to just starting things).

[Kostas Kalafatis]

• Started an additional role as a Technical Interviewer
• Reached 800+ followers (still think it's some bug though :P)
• Started working on my own website

[Matt Eland]

I got approached to write a book on a topic that I'm really strong on. I think I'm going to do it.