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Looking back on your week β what was something you're proud of?
All wins count β big or small π
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 π
Have a great weekend!
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I just got hired for my first part-time remote web development job! ππ₯
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!
Hi Jarod -
Congratulations on your first remote job!
For developers looking for a remote job -> remotemore.com/candidates
Wow congrats!
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 :]
This week I had my first PR merged in a JavaScript open-source project. :) Fixing a bug.
I reached my first 100 followers and 150+ reaction post here on DEV π
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 π
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experience in term of income and time flexibility however it included a lot of headache for multiple reasons like using outdated/boring workflows and having a disorganized priorities.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.
β Forked a repository and updated CSS π±βπ
β Had a driving lesson and I'm at the very end, 2-3 hours and I can pass the license π
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.
I have mentored a fresher remotely. Today is the last day of his training and he sent me a text
It made my day... gonna have a sound sleep today
My open-source project reached 666 stars on GitHub, which sounds just right for a tool against dependency hell
This week I've learnt a lot of
git stash
Before this week I'd been using it the simplest way possible
Now I've played (almost ruined the local changes in my project) a lot more with other options like:
Git stash -p
// iterative modeGit stash -u
// stash also untracked filesGit stash (apply | pop) stash-key
// pop or apply other entry different from the last oneGit stash show -p --summary stash-key
// display stashed changes as diffGit stash -m"message"
// add a custom message to recognize on listGit stash list
// list all stash stackThanks for this