Hey there!
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
- Trying out a new recipe... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Congrats on your wins! I hope you all have a great day!
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💗 Published an article for a social entreprise.
✍🏾 Published an article on how to manage physical weight for software engineers.
🎃 Celebrated Halloween with my colleagues.
🌆 Made a new connection at a networking event.
My week started off a bit shaky, but it turned out to be a nice week. I'm looking forward to the next week! 😊
I wrote an open-source eBook on how to get started with Docker 🙌
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Thanks to these fantastic companies that made this book possible!
…complete this Datastructure/Algos course, it's cool for refresh knowledge and earn more understands about promgramming.
udemy.com/course/coding-interview-...
Some of my college assignments take 10+ hours but I finished the JavaScript one (buildings a comments section component) in just 45 minutes.
At work I made a public release announcement of our internal component library. So far only our team has used it, but it now has a Storybook with some nice documentation that I've been working on. Also team mate was nice to make the Storybook available for everyone so now we can finally link it with each other instead of relying on running it locally.
In personal life I've found what I stand by. I'm kind of in the beginning to understand who I actually am. So far in my life I've tried to adapt to what external pressure appears to expect of me which has blurred the line of who I am. But I don't yet know how my wife will react to this. Worst case scenario it could mean a divorce. In the other hand that is ok as I might've found inner peace that helps me be more confident on myself. Life will tell.
I launched my project 🐡 Fugu after working on it on the side for several months. I love open-source and privacy-friendly software that focuses on simplicity, and Fugu is a product analytics tool that does all that 🎉
✍ Continue to write for my book about Vim:
So many ideas popped this week, it's insane! And it's a looooot of fun 💕
I built my second dApp, an NFT based game! Shoutout to Buildspace!
An NFT based game
Nick Taylor (he/him) ・ Oct 28 ・ 2 min read
Decided to come back to DEV and make videos
Too many wins to document! 😜🤯
This week was awesome 😎😎
I got paid to wear a stupid costume and talk on a live stream with a cool colleague about LED powered pumpkins! I can't believe that part of my day job involved such silliness.
I will earn some money for a gig I did recently, for the first time in my life. Really excited about. Never thought of coming at this point.
Wrote my first Article on dev.to
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Huge congrats! Happy to have you here 🎉
Hey! I successfully learnt the basics of Git!
What was you win this week Gracie?
Love it!
Thanks for asking! My win was seeing our team launch season 6 of the DevNews podcast! It's a really strong start to the season. Huge kudos to @levisharpe & the entire DEV pods crew 🎉 dev.to/devnews/s6-e1-vs-code-in-th...
I just started to listen to your podcast on Spotify, I'm on Season 3, Ep 8 and till now....I just love the podcast and Saron and Josh, and each episode is just amazing and the different guests that they have on the show!
Absolutely amazing! Kudos to the whole team!