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
- Discovering a great new musical artist... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Congrats on your wins — let's take a collective victory lap!
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Our team finished second in the corporate hackathon, and we got to present our idea to the CEO (win #1). During the presentation, I made a joke related to the CEO and didn't get fired for it (win #2)... at least, not yet 😋
Next year, we'll go for the overall win 😊
What's the joke though:)
It was something silly about how he would like if he had a handlebar mustache. More meant to catch his attention than to be funny 😳
Tell us the joke ;)
It was something silly about how he would like if he had a handlebar mustache. More meant to catch his attention than to be funny... but it worked :)
And, guess what....
My app finally hit 400 users!
It is always so satisfying when you make those sorts of updates! Pay off that technical debt buddy :) I actually just finished the same goal with my personal website this week
Here are the things I've managed to do:
I've submitted my DEV + GitHub Hackathon project 🥳
Automate your Ibis eBook build process with this GitHub Action + Workflow
Bobby Iliev ・ Nov 17 ・ 3 min read
And also I have been learning more about streaming data with Materialize and I've also been playing around with AdonisJS which is a great Node.js freamework!
with ts conditional typing and templatestring types.
My plan is to use it as webrtc turn server, that is easier to install and with more features than coturn.
Taking part in a live coding event, learning how to improve testing and actually using more keyboard shortcuts in PhpStorm, and sadly probably one of the last in-person event before another so-called lockdown, as our !civilized && !intelligent && !solidary first-world society failed another time to handle the covid pandemic.
Thanks so much for everyone taking part and for Roland / Never Code Alone for the courage and effort to organize an actual event these days!
nevercodealone.de/de/fullstack-php...
I just finished the third phase on Ruby in my coding bootcamp. Starting Rails this coming week, then it'll be time to create my final project. My portfolio is growing, I might have some freelance work starting soon, and I'm starting to actually feel like a real programmer!
I launched a new side project I've been working on with my friends yesterday
gh-sorting-hat.netlify.app/
I finally made a middlewear block component for my gatsby project to give the client full functionality through the cms using graphql fragments. Now all I have to do is add in the sass and hand it off!
After taking 2 days to get down and dirty, I converted my entire blog to NuxtJS. I still have lots more work to do to improve the SEO juices (like a sitemap and RSS to get some articles going here on dev.to)
Not sure if this is a genuine win or even a legal one... 🤔 but I finally fixed the OpenCore bootloader on my hackintosh that's been broken since may. I'm a Linux guy but I like to flirt with MacOs from time to time.
At work all projects going smoothly and without unexpected bugs. So I guess that's a win too ☺️☺️
Everything was going great this week. I have a project on neural networks with vanilla C99 and it's almost done. I am currently preparing the documentation. I hope to publish it on github as soon as possible. Everything was fine. However, I had to leave the job I was working as a remote copywriter 2 days ago. It will be a difficult time financially. I hope I can find a new remote job
This week I started with many good things!! 🙌
Happy week for everybody 👋
Made a plugin for neovim: fine-cmdline.nvim.
It has more than 3 stars already. I'm famous!