What was your win this week?

#weeklyretro #discuss

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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
Getting your development environment set up without wanting to flip a table

Happy Friday!

Top comments (13)

Ben Halpern The DEV Team • Nov 7 '25

I escaped a bit of early New York winter weather by spending the week in California (where it has actually been perpetually cloudy, but at least warmish!)

Aryan Choudhary • Nov 7 '25

Wrote my first blog this week!
Also started sketching a bilingual (EN/JP) redesign for my portfolio website, excited to bring it to life.
Small steps, but feels good to be moving.

Misha Shelemetyev • Nov 7 '25

I'm finally released version 0 of my sshOurboros, and its bittersweet - for weeks I was obsessed with it and the project rekindled my joy for programming but now that I've pushed it out I need to figure out if I should keep investing in improving it or pick the next obsession.

Pascal CESCATO • Nov 12 '25

I wrote two articles about legal research and the challenges of AI — the first one in French for a specialized website, the second in English for Medium — and I’m currently writing a third on the same topic for dev.to, this time from a more technical perspective.

adriens • Nov 7 '25

Did some Rmarkdown on top of an opendata set I built around sea water quality for public health :

I created this original dataviz that puts patterns in evidence :

RiskyBits • Nov 7 '25 • Edited

I created a python class where I can add my bikes, and log mileage. small steps..

Majdi Zlitni • Nov 10 '25

Hello everyone,

My Win this week: First-time speaker at AI COMMUNITY DAYS - TUNIS! I presented a practical demo that converts user stories into executable automated UI tests using Azure OpenAI and Playwright.

Slides & code on github

Leonardo Pinezi • Nov 11 '25

Im making a simple asm z80 emulator with C for linux and it is getting better, i just added a GUI with raylib for renderization, im also making a language similar to Makefile but with file system, user input and make in NodeJs.