What was your win this week?

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Looking back on your week — what was something you're proud of?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Getting a promotion!
• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Have a great weekend!

Comments

[Jarod Peachey]

I just got hired for my first part-time remote web development job! 🎉🔥

[Frank Szendzielarz]

Well done! Now you can move to a low cost country, sit near the beach with your laptop, and congratulate yourself for being semi retired already!

[Boris Borisov]

Hi Jarod -

Congratulations on your first remote job!

For developers looking for a remote job -> remotemore.com/candidates

[Bebe Zi]

Wow congrats!

[Fulton Browne]

I finally got an old thinkpad of mine running coreboot and gentoo and I started work on a new linux project that you guys will hear about by October :]

[Gabi]

This week I had my first PR merged in a JavaScript open-source project. :) Fixing a bug.

[Michael Gee]

I reached my first 100 followers and 150+ reaction post here on DEV 🎉

I used to get discouraged and have no incentive to create blog posts due to a lack of visibility and feedback but that has definitely changed with this great platform and community.

Looking forward to continuing sharing my recourses and knowledge here on DEV 😄

[Mazen Touati]

I quit my job.

It may sound kinda controversial but by doing so I feel some much relieved and refreshed. It was a fine experience in term of income and time flexibility however it included a lot of headache for multiple reasons like using outdated/boring workflows and having a disorganized priorities. I felt very demotivated lately. It was like being frozen in the same position. Consequently, I decided to step out in order to relax, learn new things, and plan for my next step.

[Vesa Piittinen]

Did the same two months ago. Things are much better now :)

I had my first real week of work and have survived information dump so far, and had my first PR merged. Also had my first talk on my role and was nice to find out PO agreeing on what I should focus on first. Tons of responsibility awaiting as well as a need for learning new kinds of skills.

[Mazen Touati]

That's great, congratulations 🎉

[Thomas Bnt]

— Forked a repository and updated CSS 🐱‍🏍
— Had a driving lesson and I'm at the very end, 2-3 hours and I can pass the license 😁

[Adam Davis]

I decided to try out some basic graphic design for my post header images by taking a class on skillshare. Yesterday I made my first post after taking the class, and I'm pretty happy with the results.

[Maulik]

I have mentored a fresher remotely. Today is the last day of his training and he sent me a text

I'll never hesitate to tell anyone that you are the greatest mentor I have ever had. The way you teach the way, the way you give real-time examples and the way you motivate.
because of you, I am trying to go beyond the limits
Very very excited to meet you in person
Thank you so much, sir for being my mentor

It made my day... gonna have a sound sleep today

[Jean-Michel 🕵🏻‍♂️ Fayard]

My open-source project reached 666 stars on GitHub, which sounds just right for a tool against dependency hell

[Kevin J. Estevez]

This week I've learnt a lot of git stash
Before this week I'd been using it the simplest way possible

$ git stash
$ git stash (apply | pop)

Now I've played (almost ruined the local changes in my project) a lot more with other options like:

• Git stash -p // iterative mode
• Git stash -u // stash also untracked files
• Git stash (apply | pop) stash-key // pop or apply other entry different from the last one
• Git stash show -p --summary stash-key // display stashed changes as diff
• Git stash -m"message" // add a custom message to recognize on list
• Git stash list // list all stash stack

[Lakshya Singh]

Thanks for this