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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
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I work in a service-based corporate role where we primarily use Python. As many know, Python can be quite slow, especially when dealing with large datasets. We often work with MDF files and signal data, which used to take around 10 minutes just to load.
Recognizing this bottleneck, I proposed offloading the loading and computation parts to Rust for better performance. Initially, management was skeptical and resistant to the idea. It took quite a bit of effort to convince them, and the process was definitely hectic.
But eventually, I got the green lightβand the results were amazing. The entire desktop application now loads in just 10β15 seconds. Huge win!
well done!!
Kudos !!
I got two:
Published my first article on devto.
We completed our migration from vault open source to vault enterprise at work.
congrats on both!
I started building Free DevTools, and it's just going well.
I thought Astro would be great for my use case, but it has a lot of problems, and I've been solving them all week.
Yeah, a lot of things to take care of.
Hard but getting better and better.
Hopefully that gets used ;)
All the best
In my second week of job seeking, landed first interview after applying more than 60 companies
Ahh good luck!!
Thanks
Congrats!!!
I made a short demo that shows how to securely create and send passowrds from terminal and open source software... with a OneLiner
Got a PR merged to a FOSS project
nice!
Learnt how to use Acme
What is Acme?
implemented Serilog.
I completed a Django site