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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small π
Examples of 'wins' include:
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No longer feeling sick :D
Made my most favourite sandwich at home with my mom.πβοΈ
Looks tasty!! Miss so much
Its actually Hocco's Chess Grilled Sandwich. I love it the most but since its far from my home. I found the recipe and made it at home. I can share the recipe of you want, di.
Yes! Bhai ji please share recipe.
Here or you want me to mail you, di?
On my any post.
Iβve become the Tech Lead on my project. π
Another badge for my latest article π₯³
A native MIT-licensed AG Grid alternative
Angular DataGrid: A Free, Open-Source AG Grid Alternative Built for Scale
Congratulations π₯³
Thanks ππ»
Good article! ππ»
Congrats.
Thanks π
Congratulations Hadil β€οΈ
Got my new job! Reporting to the new firm next Monday!π
Congrats!! Good stuff Xuling! :D
Congrats! and Good luck!π
Congrats bro!! ππ₯ So happy for you! Good luck at the new job!
won the "Frontend Challenge: Comfort Food Edition" challenge of @thepracticaldev (Perfect Landing track) ^^
Submitted my first DEV weekend challenge and secured a cool domain name for it: BoonFest.com π₯°
Got a new badge
Launched a new project pypi.org/project/trendzeist-mcp/
We kicked off the first hackathon I organized :
.... and all participants will have to write an article on DEV.to β£οΈ
π #HackAVP, premier hackathon dΓ©diΓ© Γ l'emploi dans la fonction publique en NCL
Follow dev.to/t/hackavp for more.
Hey DEV.to guys @ben : do you think we could have stickers for participants or any goodies ?
Mastra launched an agent-powered software factory this week, open source and configurable. had an humble contribution, ranked #1 Product of the Day. see launch on producthunt.com
Honestly? Just slacking off π
Annnnnd got a new badge π€
Hi Jess,
Iβve been following your work and your advocacy for open source and community-driven technology on DEV for a long time (especially your recent insights on AI belonging to everyone).
As an independent open-source architect based in Venezuela, Iβve spent the past year building REMI Enterprise Suiteβa modular, open-source multi-agent AI framework designed to run 100% locally on standard or legacy hardware without central cloud dependencies or SaaS APIs. We just formalized our official grant application to the NLnet Foundation's CodeSupply Fund (2026-11-0db).
Given your deep connection with builders and open-source tooling, I wanted to share it directly with you to get your perspective, or just hear your thoughts if you have a few minutes to check it out:
π Live Demo: remi-enterprise-suite.onrender.com
π¦ GitHub Repository: github.com/Jramone3/REMI_Enterprise_Suite
π οΈ SourceForge: SourceForge Project
π DEV Publication: Read the full background here
Iβd love any feedback you might have on running local multi-agent systems or our approach to asynchronous architecture in app_core.
Thanks for everything you do to keep the DEV community thriving.
Best regards,
J. RamΓ³n Rivas G.
Independent Open-Source Architect & Security Researcher
Email: remi.bunker.sys@proton.me
GitHub: github.com/Jramone3
Location: Aragua, Venezuela
Finally published something I'd been sitting on for weeks. A personal one about going too deep with AI and finding my way back, the kind of thing I kept talking myself out of posting. Got it out.
Bigger win though, somewhere in doing it I could suddenly see where my business is actually headed. I've been building books, guides, and tools for a while, and this week it clicked how they all connect into one path. Can't unsee it now.
Here's the link if you're interested:
Two Ways People Go With AI. Both Are Traps.
Found out my queue workers were still running the old code after every deploy. The worker boots once and holds the app in memory, so I would push a fix and the queue would carry on doing the broken thing.
One line of queue:restart in the deploy script. It cost me an evening to work out, which is why I am counting it.
Not related to coding or Tech but this week I lost 1 kg of my body weight and been consistent with my workout routine.
Got My first Job at 13
Went to bed earlier than usual for the past 2 days and woke up feeling fresh and not tired π₯Ήβ¨
I finally started my JobTracker project ! :)