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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:
- Getting a promotion!
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Eating leftovers before they expire π²
Happy Friday!

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I posted for the first time in literally years!
Would be interested in feedback as I do want to get back into creating content one way or another, if itβs going to actually provide value for some people!
Congrats!
Thanks Ben!
Your posting was a legit introduction, I've very curious to see how your series rolls out, I'm very interested to see how this goes...!
Thanks, appreciate it - so am I as Iβm not quite sure what itβs going to look like yet π
Hey everyone! π
This week, I made my first open-source contribution! It was a valuable learning experience and a great opportunity to engage with a wider community.
Awesome!
I'm working on some specific illustrations on twitter that a guy can buy.
You will check it out : valone.cm/discovering.php
Thank you! π
My second technical book, Data Science in .NET with Polyglot Notebooks released this morning on Amazon!
Also, I gave my first official presentation as a Wizard at Leading EDJE, presenting on Technical Debt to a prospective client.
I wrote up the book announcement and posted it here at dev.to/integerman/announcing-data-...
I took a couple weeks break from posting due to work being busy... but I just posted another entry into the Peasy-UI series!!! This one is tied to using Peasy to bind CSS in your projects.
Link to article
I have at least one more entry into the Peasy-UI series dealing with component based design in the framework, that will be VERY exciting!!!!!
Working on a "toy" VSCode editor clone. Refactored a ton of it this week, including using a single object with
handleEventinstead of multiple distinct listeners, and using CSS containment. Also rewrote the custom language-agnostic parser/highlighter using a single long regex with a replacer function instead of splitting the string and testing each chunk against a series of regex. And cut one extra loop by building indentation-based collapsible chunk info while moving forward by checking backwards, which alone took at least two days because I had to better understand how it checks forward first despite already having that written weeks ago. Reduced total parse and render time to ~8-20ms on my slightly-older all-in-one PC (6 core @ 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM).Not looking forward to managing editing while there's collapsed chunks, but I had that partially functional before the rebuild, so there's at least some groundwork.
Good. Come in future to inform evolution of project. I will like to be aware.
I entered the World Photography Day 2024 Contest on Flickr. This is my first, since I started my photography learning earlier this year. Here are my photo entries.
I started 10 Day .Net Aspire Challenge
and written tips on how to get more views as a writer
This week was mostly loss, but one win was getting my article featured on both dev.to and hackernoon
This gif accurately summarizes what's going on this month
I wrote a new article and I'm posting it today π
I started studying D&A / System Design semi consistently again this week after failing an onsite and going through a brief phase of no belief.