What was your win this week?

Happy Friday!

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
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Voting in the U.S. general election
• Cleaning your desk... or whatever else might spark joy 😊

Have a great weekend!

Comments

[nop33.eth]

I learnt how to use scoped component slots in Vue.js in order to control the rendering of the list items in the child component from the parent component. I even went a bit further and managed to do this recursively from any parent level up! I need to write a blog post about this :XD

[jessrichmond]

taking part in the collective deep breath so many of us experienced saturday morning & being another week closer to the end of coding bootcamp - only two weeks left!

[Peter Gacek]

I'm in General Assembly's immersive software engineering boot camp and I JUST figured out a tricky Express lab problem I was having with the help of another student.

[Peter Witham]

Officially passed Hacktoberfest, had a blast.

[Dharmen Shah]

Published an Angular library (rather debugging tool) called 'Inspector', which allows you you to...

✅ Inspect Angular 9+ components on the fly
✅ Change component properties without touching the code
✅ Simulate Angular events
✅ See the results in realtime

ngneat / inspector

🕵️ An angular library that lets you inspect and change Angular component properties

An angular library that lets you inspect and change Angular 9+ component properties

Features

• ✅ Inspect Angular 9+ components on the fly
• ✅ Change component properties without touching the code
• ✅ Simulate Angular events
• ✅ See the results in realtime

Table of Contents

• Installation
  • Angular CLI
• Usage
• Options
• Contributors ✨

Installation

This library supports Angular 9+ projects and should only be installed using Angular CLI.

Angular CLI

ng add @ngneat/inspector

Above command will do following for you:

1. Add and install following dev dependencies
   1. @ngneat/inspector
   2. ace-builds
   3. tinykeys
2. Import environments from ../environments/environment.ts in projects root module. This can be skipped with --skipImport.
3. Import InspectorModule from @ngneat/inspector in your project's root module's imports section. This can be skipped with --skipImport.

👉 Please note: @ngneat/inspector is a debugging tool and it helps you to develop faster. So, it shouldn't be part of your production deployment. When you install it using ng add…

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[Liyas Thomas]

Our project Hoppscotch crossed 100,000+ all-time users and 25,000th star on GitHub.

hoppscotch / hoppscotch

👽 A free, fast and beautiful API request builder used by 100k+ developers. https://hoppscotch.io

[Médéric Burlet]

Reached more than 5 stars on my boilerplate

crimson-med / react-prisma2-graphql-boilerplate

Simple React, Prisma2, GraphQL, Boilerplate

React Prisma2 GraphQL Boilerplate

Quick start boilerplate leveraging various recent technologies.

Quickstart

Open two terminals and follow the following commands:

---

Terminal 1	Terminal 2
cd backend	cd frontend
yarn install	yarn install
yarn dev	yarn start

---

That's it you are up and running!

For more detailed documentation check the other readme:

• BACKEND
• FRONTEND

Wanna help?

Check out CONTRIBUTING.md as well as the project board on GitHub.

Accessing Datatabase

For this boilerplate Prisma2 is connecting to a SQLite file in the following folder backend/prisma.

To access and explore this file you can use a Database Manager like TablePlus which supports SQLite.

You then just need to point to the file:

If you want to change the database to use you can simply update the datasource in backend/prisma/schema.prisma.

Screenshot

Home:

Login:

Signup:

Dashboard:

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[devmalik7]

well I started working on my first open source project.
i have my improved my skills in java and took another step towards being an Front end developer.

[Dr Abstract]

Made an Angry Birds type physics game with images and large world in 15 minutes with ZIM's Box2D helper - dev.to/zimlearn/angry-birds-like-p... - cheers!

[Forest Hoffman]

Saving our democracy. :D

[Aneeqa Khan]

Delivered our office project to the client after 7 sprints of work

[Harsh Shandilya]

Lots of things!

• Finished some commits to the wireguard-android repository that I had been putting off for a couple months now.
• Started work on porting my Android app for lobste.rs to Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile
• Thanks to new contracts signed for the product I work on, my company was able to get rid of the salary adjustments for Corona, resulting in a 35% raise for me.
• Started looking for a new job, because the 35% raise came with a 6 day work week that I can't do without burning out :D

[Agathe Badia]

I'm preparing a lightning talk for an Online Ember Meetup, and I realized how much I learned for the past 6 months! It felt great :D

[Sundeep]

Published my ebook titled Perl one-liners cookbook

You can read it online here: learnbyexample.github.io/learn_per...

Or, download for free till this Sunday:

My book bundle on grep/sed/awk/perl/ruby one-liners is free till this Sunday

You can get epub/pdf versions using either of these links: gumroad.com/l/oneliners https://leanpub.com/b/oneliners All my books are also available to read online, visit https://github.com/learnbyexample/scripting_course#ebooks for all the links. Happy learning and stay safe :)

linux grep sed awk ruby perl oneliners

education ・ Sundeep