Hey folks!
Just to note that I've taken up the ritual of posting this Friday series that the awesome @graciegregory was previously regularly sharing. I'll be following the same format and am looking forward to seeing what y'all have been up to! 🙌
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
- Eating a delicious meal 😋
Hope y'all have nice relaxing weekends!
Top comments (36)
I prepared for my first solo conference talk, which will be on September 13 cfe.dev/events/frontend-foxes-day-... 🎉🎉🎉
For me, this is a huge step since it's part of my goal to start joining more conferences and being able to join this one, in a project that I love,@frontendfoxes 🦊 it's just amazing!
I have made a discord bot and server that will be used by our academy's tutors and students, in order to make getting help easier :D It's a ticket system with extras, written from scratch and ran on my Raspberry Pi. One of my first small projects that is actually used in a real-world scenario.
Raspberry Pi always useful for small projects 💪🏼
Exactly, it's a must have for every techie!
Two wins: Maybe about to get an Internship offer from a very reputed company 🤩
And also made my Redis Hackathon Submission 😍
😇😇😇
That's wonderful 👏👏👏
Congratulations 🎉 gaurav 🎈
Keep growing 🏁
Thanks :)
Could actually write multiple things, but in the end, what matters is how it makes me feel.
By rating the mood each day for 4 years in an app I can see on paper that the past two weeks has been unusual good. That's my win :)
I returned from vacation! The win is accepting it like a champ 😂
This month my online activity dropped to zero, but now I want to retake it, write posts, answer questions in SO, update on GitHub projects, etc
I have 2 wins this week, which are:
I have finished my full stack NodeJS bootcamp with successful final presentation
on my landing page and CRUD mockup, and about to receive a placement this
month as a full stack software developer.
I almost finished my navigation bar on my project about popular FAQ site which is
Quora, this is already a win for me, because I learned a lot while working on this
project. If you don't know about Quora, you can search quora.com/
Biggest win was definitely bundling a Rust app and getting it to run on iOS. Now I'll never have to touch Swift or Obj-C again. Wrote a little thing on it too
Great, can you please share the link to the article here, I would be really interested in experimenting such thing 😅
dev.to/wadecodez/exploring-rust-fo...
One of my readers here on dev.to started contributing on one of my Open Source projects on GitHub.
I see it as a double win, so happy about that!
I did my personal website stsmuniz.tech
And used the dev.to api to fill it with data from my profile and from my published posts
Also, I shared the process on a blogpost:
Criando uma página pessoal com a API do dev.to e VueJS
Salustiano Muniz ・ Sep 2 ・ 4 min read
I started to learn Rust. 🙂
I started learning Kotlin.
Hi,
I was able to finish the second module, at microverse (a remote software development school) which was about Javascript and the web and got a certificate for it.
I have started a 40 days guide to understanding my purpose. I'm really expectant.
Congrats everyone! Great posts as always!