What was your win this week?

Hey everybody 👋

Hope all you folks enjoy your weekends!

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
• Cooking up a delicious meal 🍛

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Comments

[Thomas Hansen]

I built a company, from scratch, with two team mates, from a new domain, to a working product, with revenue, and we did it in two weeks.

• Kubernetes cluster, check!
• Stripe payment integrations, check!
• Back office admin interface, check!
• Automatic deployments from trial accounts and pro accounts into K8S, check!
• Super slick SEO optimized website, performing in the 1% range, check!
• 30 plus super high quality articles attracting 300+ daily visitors, check!
• Setting up several paying clients into production, check!

Budget? €7 😂

Seriously!! 😎

I freakin' adore my team 😎😁

[imronpuji]

Wow great !

[Michael Tharrington]

Mine is bonding with my cat Nianna who we affectionately call Baby Key. She has been following me around all week wanting attention and snuggling up with me whenever I sit down to watch tv or lay down to sleep at night. She can be quite devilish, so seeing her be so sweet has been a really nice treat. 🙂

[Thomas Bnt]

Aww 🤩

[Hiro]

Yeah, in my case, I started my account from Dev.to and it's really a big start of something.
Something exciting and memorable. I got the talented and passionate community here. Thank you, DEV Team!!!

[Michael Tharrington]

Oh that's awesome to hear, Gabe!

Welcome to DEV, it's great to have ya with us. I hope you keep enjoying the community. 🙌

Also, if ya have questions about anything, feel free to hit me up right here in this thread or via email - [e-mail].

[Hiro]

thanks Michael.
Hope someday i could be in DEV team

[Ben Halpern]

Thank you for being so enthusiastic Gabe!

[Hiro]

Nice to meet you Ben

[BekahHW]

Scheduling my first official Twitter Space for @opensauced next week! We're doing an hour answering questions and chatting about open source:

twitter.com/i/spaces/1OdJrzpRenpJX...

[Camilo Martinez]

Learning a lot of node.js, applying dependency injection to add easy support for different package managers and versions, only changing a configuration file.

All that to add new compatibility for #yarn classic and berry to #swpm (switch package manager) 🧶🥳

npmjs.com/package/swpm

[Thomas Bnt]

I'm Freelancing now, and I've got my first client 🥳

[Michael Tharrington]

Awwwww yeaaaaah! That is so awesome, Thomas. Congrats!

[Thomas Bnt]

Thanks Michael! ✨

[Davide de Paolis]

i haven't loose my job yet. (and it's not looking good actually)
seriously. the trend is scary and depressing.
lots of support to everyone affected by layoffs

[Michael Tharrington]

It is indeed a rough time! But, I'm really glad you still got your position... here's to you keeping it! 🍻

[Jack Lewis]

finally hit 100 followers on DEV!

[Michael Tharrington]

Woot! Congrats on that one... hundred. 💯

[Aarushi Kansal]

I've started writing again, this time on Generative AI!

[Michael Tharrington]

Very nice! That was a super cool post, Aarushi. 🙌

By the way, when ya are dropping posts in comments, you can embed them if you wanna so that they look like this:

Giving your Large Language Model skills: Stoicism Meets AI

Aarushi Kansal ・ Apr 28 ・ 5 min read

#ai #python #chatgpt #programming

The markdown for that is as such: {% embed https://dev.to/aarushikansal/giving-your-large-language-model-skills-stoicism-meets-ai-5gd1 %} ... you def don't have to do this, but I thought this might be helpful to share with you!

[Aarushi Kansal]

ohhh awesome, thanks for letting me know Michael!
And glad you liked the post

[Deveesh Shetty]

Well, this is a pretty big win

I started flutter and I followed a document tutorial from Google codelab in official Flutter docs. First time i learned something just by reading docs and blogs and no video tutorials.