Heyo 👋
Y'all all have wonderful weekends!
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
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Got my masters in cybersecurity and information assurance.
Whoa, congrats!!
Thank you, Erin.
Big win!
Thank you @ben
going to AWS Summit in Berlin! it was such a great experience, because of the event itself and because of the chance to meet many other community builders in person!
Very nice! That sounds like a fun event. 🙌
I know we're pretty far out from COVID lockdowns now, but still I'm so happy to see in-person events making a comeback.
amazing!
Awesome
Submitting my first project to DEV's own hackathon. Really look forward to how the contest is gonna evolve.
Awesome!! Wishing ya best of luck in the contest. 🍀
Thanks for the leaf at the end :)
as newbie dev i told Amazon i wont do 45min show for their use for a year as interview and coding challenge
@erinposting showed me some cool new (well, new to me) music by Holly Herndon... particularly loving the song "Frontier"
It gives me hope to see someone using AI creatively to create original, interesting music.
This is the jam!! Thanks for the shoutout 😁
Reviewed specs for new startup I'm working on. Went back and forth on the SRS. Starting to work on feature extraction for high level architecture planning.
Submitted a video to an online conference I should speak at.
Incorporated changes from the technical review notes on my book chapters.
Sounds productive!
I discovered an architectural mistake that was affecting all of the team projects, which compose a multimillion-dollar project in a multibillion-dollar company. I was able to propose a fix, implement it, and document it in just one day. How did I manage to do it? By keeping it simple and effective. I'm very thankful and proud of myself for that.
I agree..
Nature itself shows us that simple is efficient and yet Nature's constructs are extraordinary.
Good philosophy Victor.
Implemented microservice based architecture
My win this week was getting two of our accounts up and running on Bluesky!
We're on Bluesky ☁️
Erin Bensinger for The DEV Team ・ Apr 28 ・ 1 min read
CodeNewbie is on Bluesky!
Erin Bensinger for CodeNewbie ・ May 5 ・ 1 min read
I've reached the 100 followers mark. That's a sign that I'm a real 'dev-veteran' now!
Congratulations to me on hitting 100 followers on the DEV Community! That's a huge accomplishment and a clear indication that my content is resonating with my audience. Kudos to me!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported me along the way. My followers are the backbone of my success, and without their engagement and encouragement, this milestone would not have been possible.
Here's to many more followers, and may your code always compile on the first try! Cheers!
Finally published a piece on climate-friendly software (that took me way too long to write) and:
Climate-friendly software: don't fight the wrong battle
Thomas Broyer ・ May 1 ・ 10 min read
I know the latest MCU has been uneven, but I'm excited to go see Guardians of the Galaxy tonight. It's my win anyway 😅
In an attempt to invent binary level data compression, I'm enjoying tandem Codec functioning together.
So my win is a new level of Codec design.
Finally finished setting up a CI/CD pipeline for a project I'm on 💯
Me and my brother went to our first metal show: Grave Digger and Angra. After that, me and my friends went to countryside to enjoy nature and hiking