What was your win this week?

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
• Finding some (very) early signs of spring (maybe?) ... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️

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Happy Friday!

Comments

[Tulio Calil]

• My comment is on the top 5 comments from the past week
• I won a new B A D G E 🤩🤩
• My post about React Native UI receive most than 4000 views!
• I made some updates on my open source project: Summaryze Forem.

[Gedalya Krycer]

I recently switched from Visual Studio Code to PHPStorm for my IDE. A win this week was learning how easy it was to make commits to GitHub and running different emulators in React Native, across two projects at once. This was without having to give commands to multiple terminals.

Example:

• Little "Play" buttons showed up in the Package.json file to run NPM scripts.
• I could visually check on/off which files I wanted to commit from both projects.

It was a small workflow thing, but it actually helped me focus on coding more. I think I am in love. lol 😍

[Lyrod]

The Jetbrains IDE are the ways to go!

[Lyrod]

Used so far

• PhpStorm first
• Then WebStorm because I didn't need php anymore
• Idea for Java

Couldn't wish better

[Boyan Iliev]

I uploaded my first post this week😎😎😎

[Lorenzo]

My post about Cheatsheets compilation (200+) - 🔥🎁 / Roadmap to dev 🚀 reached more than 200 likes! A big WOW for me.

Thanks to all the DEV community❤

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[Ivan Fateev]

I'm coaching a teammate for a couple of weeks. He really likes that and is already showing good signs of improvement.

For the first time, he strictly followed a Clean Architecture approach, which allowed him to write tests event before touching any UI-related stuff. And he was really excited about it.

[Charanjit Chana]

↗︎

I shipped a very very very early version of my new PHP routing framework, Wayfinder.

Even if I’m the only person who ever uses it, it will serve as a good base for any future projects I work on.

[IroncladDev]

I started on Codecademy's Data Scientist Career path and started building an unsplash clone which is still in progress.

[Haley Elder]

Definitely seeing that spring sun for my win! Getting out of the winter gloom, hoping to keep consistent code practice despite that but it'll be a mood enhancer for sure.

Presented a work project for our Product team which I did not realize would include our CEO till the last minute 😲 it went well and good feedback :)

[Lakshya Singh]

Lots of them

• I was a able to implement my own useFetch and useMasonry hooks.
• Learned about several ways to implement masonry layouts.
• Created Infinite Scroll using Graphql and Nextjs
• Created a PR for optimization of three way quick sort.

[Bertil Muth]

I released the diagrams as code project for generating valid, auto-layouted diagrams from source code. I’m looking forward to feedback! :-) diagramsascode.org