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
- Spending time outside ... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Happy Friday!
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Some wins :)
Learned some more about Gatsby and Gatsby cloud. Looking forward to taking a full course on these services and doing a project using them!
My portfolio post got a React badge and lovely feedback from the DEV community. Putting my work "out there" was kind of scary, but everyone is really kind and constructive in their feedback. Can't wait to start implementing some of the advice/suggestion shared on it.
I was going to share this last week...
I finished manually auditing 1.1K backlogged GitHub Issues for Mailspring, migrating the viable ones to a new Discourse-based issue tracking setup.
My partner and I started going for a walk every morning before work, from 10-30 minutes depending on the weather.
Also over the weekend we successfully adjusted our sleep cycle for the daylight savings time change, so started the week off well.
I contributed to forem and it was great experience to contribute to the the platform that gives me stage to share my blog.
Started looking for mentees this week, 2 confirmed and 1 maybe! Super proud 🎉
Helped launched a multiplatform audio chat demo app, and shared how everyone can do it too in this post: dev.to/trydaily/build-a-multi-plat... 🎉
After 3+ months between a relocation and having to work overtime, I finally decided to focus on the things I love (at least for a little while):
Thank you @graciegregory and @devteam for reminding all of us to look at the good things that happened 🙂 it's so easy to get lost in the bad days..
So important to focus on the little things you love. Thank you for being here!
I was featured by the#CodeNewbies community!
community.codenewbie.org/codenewbi...
YES!!!
I was able to turn a simple code review consulting into being hired for a bigger project to lead a team of developers for a new project for a big client.
Broke my own record with my recent post: dev.to/tillsanders/let-s-stop-usin... :)
Yeah, I read it! Thanks for sharing