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
• Making a list of awesome New Year's resolutions... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️

P.S. Refusing to make New Year's resolutions is totally cool, too.

AND for those of you who recognize the new year in a different month (i.e. a HUGE portion of the world,) thanks for bearing with all of this irrelevant New Year's content that's surely bombarding you 😂

Have a great weekend!

Comments

[Habdul Hazeez]

I made it to 2021.

[DramaticBean🇵🇹]

Same

[Maulik]

It's not my win but I had a holiday today so I visited my father's shop to help him. I saw stray goats were roaming wearing tshirt.

I thought who and why someone does that. So I asked and found that people are putting own old tshirts on goats so that these stray animals can stay warm in winter. This noble act of selflessness made my day

[Dharmen Shah]

I published my entry for #dohackathon today...

You can check my web app at: gitalytics.shhdharmen.me/

Final Submission: Gitalytics - A simple overview of Github activities

Dharmen Shah ・ Jan 1 '21

#dohackathon #angular #nest #github

[Vaibhav Khulbe]

Good work! 💯

[Dharmen Shah]

Thanks... 😊

[Falguni Sarkar]

This is beautiful 💕

[Dharmen Shah]

Thanks a lot... 😊

[Alba Silvente Fuentes]

Hahahahahahahahaha well I made the 2020 in review 😂

2020 in review

Alba Silvente 💃🏼 ・ Dec 31 '20 ・ 10 min read

#review #2020 #nuxt #storyblok

But I have also decorated my tree with party assets 🤣🤣🤣

[Shahjada Talukdar]

Started a Series on Docker on my YouTube channel.

Published PART-3 and 4 this week. 🔥

Here is the Playlist- youtube.com/watch?v=N6pO24XVSVo&li...

[Thomas Leathers]

I added Balanced Septemvigesimal (Base 27) and Balanced Nonary support to arguments in SBTCVM's assembly language.

Context:

• SBTCVM is a Balanced ternary virtual machine. aka it uses +1, 0, and -1, unlike binary.
• Balanced Septemvigesimal & Balanced Nonary serve nearly the same purpose as Octal & Hexadecimal Do for binary.

What i learned: Working with custom notations of obscure non-standard base numbers, is even harder when there's 27 different digits involved...

got it working though, so id call that a win...

[Huecki]

I learned many thing on dev.to

I got a Dev.to shirt(cause I participated on the hackathon successfully 😊)

I got a new dev job (moved from small company to big)

I working on my friends online. Come on add me 😁

[Sandor Dargo]

I progressed a lot with my #dohackathon project. I cleaned up the UI and the code and I even added some new stats.

[Dr Abstract]

I worked out how to fill connected lines with ZIM Generator() - it fills only shapes but not connected lines - so I used the points of where the lines were going to fill a traditional ZIM Shape and it worked! codepen.io/zimjs/pen/jOMZjOy - woot!

[Andrew Baisden]

Inbox Zero no references of 2020 left.