Heyo!
Hope you all had a wonderful week.
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
All wins count — big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Watching scary movies 😱
Have a good weekend ❤️
Top comments (31)
Wrote an article which I first drafted 4 months ago, and it's been my best article here on Dev so far!
Cancellation tokens in C#
Nice!
Well done; as someone learning to write and wanting to write more, good on you for getting it out.
Thank you so much!
If you want to get into writing, I say just don't hesitate, go for it, even if it's not perfect at first, you'll make considerable progress the more you practice, and the more publishings you get out there!
Good luck 🤞🏻
Finish recording the first module of my new Udemy course about LINQ
Nice!
We launched two new challenges on DEV this week, and are also in a pre-launch state 👀 with two more challenges. It's been a lot of work getting these together, but also a lot of fun!
On a personal note, my cucumber and pumpkin seedlings have popped up which I'm very happy about 🌱
This week was good! ^_^
Wow. Lastly, I had asked for explanation. I didn't obtain any responses. Is it possible to write a response to a post in social medias automatically without human involvment ? It can be used when you are not present in responding to people. When you back, system upon it lets you respond humanly. Is it possible ?
It would be quite easy assuming you've got an API to whatever social media channel you're referring to.
OK. I must retain that it is possible. Can you give me some roadmaps elsewhere of your nice article ?
Let's say you'd like to integrate with Twitter. The way you'd have to do it, is to allow the AI to invoke their API. I'm demonstrating here how I'm consuming a GET endpoint, but the mechanics would be similar for a POST. Once you've got an "AI Function" that allows for invoking their POST method, the only thing remaining would be to retrieve new notifications.
At this point you could create a scheduled task, unless your SM API has web hooks, at which point you could pull new notifications once every 30 minutes. If there are notifications, you could send these to OpenAI with an instruction telling it to "generate a reply to the following information" (or something).
Once OpenAI has generated a reply, you invoke Twitter's POST method to reply to the thread. It's quite easy. If it's violating Twitter's terms of services I'm more uncertain of. Assuming I've got all access I'd need, using Magic Cloud this would be a "20 minute job" for me ...
Ok. I'm happy of clear answer. I will work on in my next project on professional woman social media. I subscribe to your Youtube Channel too. Thank you too much for responses and dedicated time.
Discovered issues while attempting to use Fetch JS Api to C# .NET Core Web API which uses Auto-binding. There are some weird things that happen when your Web API is set to get data using [FromBody]. I wrote it up as an article here at Dev.to : .NET Core WebAPI (Auto)Binding Parameters When Calling Via JavaScript Fetch
I provide full examples and I've already referred to it while writing my latest app (coming soon).
Got reached out to on LinkedIn by a recruiter, which led to a phone screening, got requested for my resume, and now have a technical interview scheduled for next week. Honestly, crazy stuff. I've been working part-time gigs to tide through this period of self-improvement, learning Web Dev and the likes from pretty much nothing.
All of this is coming up to the two-year mark in a couple of months, it's been a real struggle (some periods of time more than others) - taking a detour in life while everyone around me seems to be zooming past, but hey, things are finally looking up :)
That is awesome! Good luck with the interview!
I wonder if this is just a perception, not reality. Either way, don't compare yourself to others. Keep going and keep improving yourself!
My wins this week
I posted an entry this week on Dev! It was a topic I wanted to write about for a month, and I was finally able to write it. I'm still trying to find my style of writing. I know it wasn't perfect, but I'm glad I got it to a point to hit that publish button. My goal is to consistently write and keep improving.
I published a tiny VS Code extension to take notes and a Chrome theme.
I was able to understand how Linux uses uDev instead of fstab to create an alias for any USB device that is plugged into the machine. After looking at many resources, I was able to effectively change the automount device to my alias name. Since it didn't actually change the mount name, the only time I seen the alias name is when I unmounted the drive prior to unplugging the external drive. I'm thinking about changing the mount point in fstab. The experiment, for learning purposes, was a success, but more data is needed before changing the fstab file.
Started writing article on Linkedin on carbon digital technologies.
Fix some security concepts on Yahoo app, workouts don't end though.
I had hustle to sign in here, but this morning it is happily going on.
I'm not sure if those count as a win... 🤔
But after a long hesitation, I finally took the courage to join DEV and actively get involved in the community. 😊
Last week I participated in the frontend challenge and posted my very first post on DEV. 🚀
I have posted only 3 posts so far, and l look forward to contributing more and learning a lot from the community. 📚
I actively participated in the welcome thread and tried to engage with other members' posts as much as possible. 🙂"
I received 3 badges so far :
-- Writing Debut 📝
-- Frontend Challenge Completion Badge 🎖️
--1 Week Community Wellness Streak 🌟
Become a trusted member here (DEV community). 🎉
It was unexpected, I was surprised 😮 when I received an e-mail:
'Congrats! You're now a "trusted" user on DEV Community!'
It happened after only a few days of engaging on the platform. 😁
Thank you for trusting in me. 🙏
It may seem like a small win but every single one is worth celebrating. 🎊
this week I started a web dev bootcamp on Udemy taught by Dr. Angela Yu from The App Brewery. Currently learning HTML.
Good luck!
Wrote this Aticle
Neural Network Integration in Frontend
Interesting.
Manage to deliver 2 session at the London AI summit.
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