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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small ๐
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Submitting to a DEV Challenge ๐
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Opening a fresh bag of coffee โ
Happy Friday!
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I completed a 3D interior design game this week using vibe coding. It wasnโt easy, but Iโm really happy with the result !
It would be interesting to see
I posted to dev.to for the first time in 3 years and gained almost 500 followers so I decided to make it a weekly practice. You have an awesome platform @ben @jess!
Context driven development is a cool idea!
Thanks @jess! How does your dev team share context about the work?
I finished the first draft of my next coding book...and found 3 beta readers to help me polish it
nice!
Polished my project ๐
Dub!
My win this week: took the plunge into robotics and assembled my first functional Arduino circuit! It's amazing how something as simple as making an LED blink can feel like such a huge accomplishment.
Already planning my next project - maybe adding some sensors. The hardware-software connection is fascinating coming from a pure software background.
Man you are into Software and Hardware, that's really cool!!
It was a busy weekโฆ
I celebrated both the arrival of PostgreSQL with a new tool we have designed called
geol
(to efficiently list product lifecycles) :We made it public yesterday, still a lot of work to achieve, but it's alive ๐ค
quit my job
I wrote first draft of six chapters of a Kotlin book I'm currently writing in LeanPub. The draft is nowhere near good (as expected), but I managed to restrain myself from editing it. I need to always remind myself that drafts are not supposed to be edited. Habits are hard to break.
I finally finished my app and a post for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. I made a Brain Training Game with KendoReact.๐คฏ Enjoyed much making the app and writing the post. ๐
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