What was your win this week?

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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Learning something new at CodeLand:Distributed!
• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Happy Friday!

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[Sean]

Finally finished the note taking part for my notes app && notes website.

[Alexander Alemayhu]

I had vacation and got to work on my open source projects which resulted in my first ever Patreon supporter and a GitHub sponsor 🥳 So cool to get support from the internet 😎

I am now an artist / creator 😜

[Kah]

I finally finished writing my first blog post after weeks of writing, editing and rewriting.

What's in a useful commit message?

kahgoh ・ Jul 26 ・ 3 min read

#beginners #codequality #commits

[May]

I just published my first blog post :) working on more interesting articles and hopefully some tutorials soon, but hopefully this one is useful for many people.

dev.to/mayruiz27/7-useful-features...

[Sara °°°]

I managed to solve a task as a part of a technical interview for a position. Altough I was going through some really hard circumstances on the personal side of my life.
Am really proud of myself, altough I haven't received Tha feedback yet but am so happy that I have FOCUSED, solved it, and sent it to the recruiter.

[Alvaro Montoro]

I ran a workshop at CodeLand:Distributed! It was the first time I presented at a conference, and it was a great experience.

Thanks so much for the support from the DEV team and the attendees 😊

[Nick Taylor]

Yeah!

[TutorialsMate]

Worked on SEO for my blog...quite interesting to learn new things. 😃

[Matthieu Cneude]

I sat down, and I wrote for my book.

Then, I wrote more.

Then, writing again.

I like writing 😃

[Eka]

Published 3 posts this week! I'm particularly glad with how these two turned out.

Getting Started with Netlify Functions — Part 1: Zero-config setup and writing our first functions

Eka ・ Jul 25 ・ 8 min read

#serverless #jamstack #beginners

Hello XState Part 3: Writing my first state machines (and washing my hands)

Eka ・ Jul 21 ・ 5 min read

#xstate #statemachines #beginners

[Nick Taylor]

[Abdelellah]

After two and half years of teaching my self development and after failing in 15 interviews within the last 6 month, i finally joined the DEV team in my company and got assigned to big project that suits my ambience

Never give up.........