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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!
Top comments (51)
My editor told me I was an amazing technical writer especially for a non-native speaker.
That really made my day.
Best compliment ever.
At the beginning of the week I finished my 100 days of CSS art project! I can't believe 100 days have passed already! Plus, today I was able to optimise an animation at work using something I learned during the project 😁
If anyone fancies reading about my CSS art journey I wrote a little bit here
100 Days of CSS Art - Complete! 🎉
Suzanne Aitchison (she/her) ・ Aug 23 ・ 3 min read
Re learned SQL, and almost learned Python.
This week i was working on the oldest project we have and I did a deploy to production this morning. We all survived and that old big piece of software didn't died so it's a win for the team 😂
Congrats!!!
I haven't been able to blog regularly with other work commitments. I still managed to stay up late yesterday and push one article out today. I would consider that as a win. Here's me wishing you all a great weekend!!
Finally re-launched cfe.dev/ - Almost completely rebuilt from the ground up with a new look, improved navigation, way better lighthouse score and new user accounts. For anyone curious, it's built using Jamstack with Hugo as an SSG, Algolia for search, Netlify Forms and Netlify Identity for user management.
Site is looking CLEAN ✨
Thanks! Appreciate the positive feedback.
A job I applied to got back to me within 24 hrs requesting a phone call with one of the engineers. 😄
I'm nervous but also pumped. 👊
📙 I made a lot of progress for my book, Building Your Mouseless Development Environment. The formatting for epub / PDF is 90% complete, I finished the outline, and I wrote the first drafts for the first chapters.
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I completed my first Github workflow :) It copies some OpenAPI spec files from one repo to a central API documentation repo when a new release is created.
AND my first PR was merged into github.com/forem/forem
I was approached by my country's digital technology department that is involved in accessibility initiatives in my country. To talk about the project DUST (Differently-Abled Upskill Training) which I'm teaching differently able individuals to learn to build websites using a low code platform over 3 months.