Hey folks 👋
Hope y'all enjoy your weekends!
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
- Enjoying nature 🍃
Top comments (63)
My first article on freeCodeCamp got published! 🥰
It's one of my big wins because freeCodeCamp helped me a lot at the beginning of my webdev learning journey. So it feels good to give back to the community. ✨️
Way to go! 🥳
Thank you, @dumebii! 😄
Whoop whoop! Congratulations!
Thanks, Barry! 😄
Amazing, freeCodeCamp helped me too
Can you share on how to publish your first article on freecodecamp?
First, I had to apply to become a writer at freeCodeCamp. After got accepted, then I wrote the draft of the article. Then they reviewed and published the article.
Wooohoo! That is seriously awesome, Ayu. Major congrats! 🙌
Thank you, Michael! 😄
Wrote about and made some code contributions to Postmarks, social bookmarks for the Fediverse! And then, we went camping 🌿 🏕️
Social bookmarks in the Fediverse
Andy Piper ・ Sep 11
Loving the setup! Hope ya enjoy the great outdoors, Andy. 🏕🚙
Also, excellent #fediverse post — love the idea of postmarks and being able to share bookmarks. 🙌
This reminds me that I previously relayed a feature request for adding a similar mechanic to DEV in this GitHub discussion called Allow folks to share reading lists. I think I may have to go back to this one and advocate for it. 🙂
It would offer a brand new way for folks to be able to interact with content... build a link list of posts you like and share it. Plus, it would jive well with our current reading list. It's a win-win... the person building the list can organize their reads and hopefully get some cred for sharing a cool list + the authors of the posts in the list get to have their posts shared in a collection and seen by more folks.
Nice!
Yay it's weekly wins time 🌟✨!
My Blog got selected in the top 7 posts of the week. 💖
Swirl: An open-source search engine with LLMs and ChatGPT to provide all the answers you need 🌌
Saurabh Rai ・ Sep 6
Got mooore plants 🌱😆
I created the
react-state-factory
node module, which helps to make the useReducer great again. You can read more about it here:react-state-factory
Cool!
Thx, the version 0.0.7 is works with
require
too. Need to fixing thepackage.json
andvite.config.ts
for that.From this
Into this
Exploring Steganography in the Wild - Part 1
Retiago Drago ・ Sep 12
Also, I started learning Dart and Flutter this week! Hope to ship my own SaaS one day!
Congratulations!! 🥳
Thank you 😉
Took most of the week off!
Ooooo nice! I just got back from some time off recently too. Had last Friday + Monday and Tuesday off... I went to the Outer Banks (the beach) and it was so refreshing! 😌
Did you find any treasures there? ;)
Haha!! Not this time around. Saw a lotta metal detectors out there sweeping the coastline though. 🙂
I guess you better go back again then ;)
I finally am getting attention on a side project I have been working on for years! I haven't been very good about promoting it, granted, but it's still good to start seeing other people using it.
The project looks interesting, I hope to play around with it soon!
Oh that's awesome to hear, Michael!
modulo.js sounds really cool btw, glad it's getting some well-deserved attention. 🙌
I've got another brilliant idea for a project and made a poster.
I've also launched a waitlist for the project so anyone interested can join!
Waitlist