Hey there!
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
- Getting some helpful advice from someone... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Have a wonderful weekend
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I finally started working to improve my mental healthy by seeking professional help. Not tech-related but still a big win for me. Let's fight the mental health stigma 👊
Cheering for you on this journey.
💙💜💛
Made beautify.dhravya.dev and also rewrote @poet_this bot on twitter. that's a pretty big deal and it also doubled in followers today!
Also, got a 50$ forem voucher for being the top7 authors of the week (Unfortunately I'll probably give it away because I can't afford the shipping costs)
but overall, i'm so burnt out
Hey Dhravya! Shipping is free if your subtotal is less than the voucher total! Hope you're able to pick up something you like from the Forem Shop!
Yes, I just realised. I don't exactly know why, but about 5 days ago when I was using the 12$ coupon I had, it asked for an additional 12$ for shipping
However, I'm pretty sure I'll be slapped with customs and what not... my dad warned me against it
My post dev.to/anomic30/retro-themed-snake... got featured in the Appwrite community 🥳
I built 10 new Chakra UI components.
Post Link: Free 10 chakraUI components
Website Link: TemplatesKart
I could hold myself not doing any coding learning this whole week and enjoying my family & our vacation instead ❤
Also, I won and got the badge of Deepgram x DEV Hackathon Engagement Challenge (Submission Comment)! 🎉😄
Could I say double wins? 😎
I gave an online talk at Codementor Events. It went very well, I had a terrific time and, on top of that, I heard back from some of the participants who enjoyed the event as well.
P.S. I talked about how working as a programmer helped me write a book :)
Solved a really nasty bug with a combobox not scrolling the selected option. Took some time but the fix was simple.
Also finally created my own custom blog site with Remix. relatablecode.com
Still only the first iteration. Lots of work to be done.
heya, been keeping an eye on remix but most people have been building larger scale systems with it - what was it like building a personal blog (not trying to downgrade your work but just wanted to know how it feels at a smaller scale) :)))) i’d love to discuss how you felt the process was as i’m super interested in this framework right now
Sure thing! It was really intuitive. Remix has offers a few pre-built tech stacks so it makes getting starting pretty easy: remix.run/docs/en/v1/pages/stacks I used the indie stack as my baseline and made adjustments along the way.
As for the syntax and API of Remix itself. It felt really good. Colocating the data I'm looking for and the UI with React felt natural and makes it easier to refactor later on. Also felt good to use the MDN docs for a lot of the questions I had as the APIs are based on the normal web platform APIs.
I made a thread on twitter where I went through some of the process: twitter.com/relatablecoder/status/...
But, but if you want to get more into detail feel free to shoot me message.
-visited my parents who live far away.
-got 50% of my project finished. B-)
-joined this website ^^
Working on a big feature on a Zend 1 legacy project I maintain, where I've been using Psalm to help clean up the code. This week I got it to pass level 5! Now on to level 4...
I just shipped some tweeks to how we build the feed query and queued up our next iteration for the feed.
I also paired with a community member and we worked through a few different things. I love seeing how other folks think and learn.
I think I'm getting a hang of React JS.
I also started a project I left in Mid-March.
I got over 200 views on my Dev.to post. It's pretty big for me because I had doubt before publishing it.😊😊🙃 Happy Weekend.
Cheers to more wins.
Shipped my code, was caught by surprise request, dived into it and finished rather quickly while I've not done Kotlin before nor knew how things ran on the project on code side. Prior programming knowledge seems to be working that's why feeling super happy about that. Also my little contribution will make people's life less painful including mine by using the tool :D
Got a payment from my first side hustle of 5 cent .. it’s awesome 😎
I've learned how to write css properly through mistakes and thinking of better ways to improve. I have been excessively using classes, instead used more meaningful html elements and structured html better. It will also help when making websites responsive.