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:

• Starting a new project
• Getting a promotion!
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Learning new things about the Black Lives Matter movement and getting a donation matched, etc.

Hope everyone has a good, safe weekend.

Comments

[Adron Hall]

Didn't catch coronavirus or develop COVID and didn't die. That's about the extent of my achievements this last week. 😁

Otherwise it's been a toxic week of meetings. 😔

[amlan]

My win was that I wrote my first post on dev.to yesterday. I recently launched my own blog and after that this is the first time I posted on dev.to. I must say received very good response from this best dev community.

[Nick Taylor]

Congrats on your first post!

[amlan]

Thank you..hope first of many more..

[Michael Baas]

Hmmm, it was a "frustratingly buggy" week. But the thought process that this frustration triggered made it worthwhile and I consider that the biggest win of the week. And it should keep me busy!

Any feedback welcome!

[Mike Williams]

My win for the week.

--> at work, continued to successfully move a project from winforms to wpf. Also changing my C# .net framework code to .netcore 3.1.
--> at home, taught myself SQL server. My last dealings with a database was in high school when I learned dBase 3. Relational databases are a whole new animal and new way of thinking.

[Milán Tenk]

I continued playing around with Deno - Angular stack and published my steps on DEV:
dev.to/milantenk/deno-angular-deve...

[Douglas Fugazi]

In my job, we've deployed to production a super BIG feature. I'm really proud of me and my team.

[Nick Taylor]

Congrats!

[Lex]

I recovered a little some of my super powers(Code skills)

[Albert]

Have been playing around with design systems. I think its something I definitely want to look more into

[Nick Taylor]

We're building one at DEV! You can check out progress at storybook.dev.to

[Albert]

of course I will check it out. Thank you

[Thanos Stantzouris]

I deployed my first Laravel app on a shared host server and come to think about it I just did my first ever dev.to comment!!! 😁 🎉🎈

[Olle Pridiuksson]

found time to blog at dev.to for the first time since april:

Best community tools for online tech meetups

Olle Pridiuksson ・ Jun 3 ・ 3 min read

#watercooler #remote #devrel #showdev

also started looking into an own jitsi server for devrel meetups I host. This should result in more blogposts on dev =]