What was your win this week?

Hey y'all 👋

Hope you all have wonderful 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
• Playing with legos 🧱

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Comments

[Saman Mahmood]

Icebreaker Badge! 🧊🔨 hope so

[Maciek Fitzner]

• I posted two blog entries this week - part 4 of my cycle on spiral patterns, and an unrelated one about laying out dots on a dice using CSS :nth-child, :is and :not pseudo-classes and display: flex (and also made a 3D dice doing the same but with display: grid)
• Part 3 of said cycle is apparently "Trending in CSS" this week :O
• Getting back into SVG and making a lot of fun discoveries. E.g. I had no idea even viewBox was animatable :D
• Following my recent (re)discovery of the sheer joy of swimming while on holiday, wife and I decided to make it a regular thing. Testing local swimming pools - a quarter of a century after I last visited one.

[Zoe]

I managed to create a tricky animation the designer requested! It was tricky but so worth the effort x

[Ashish Khare😎]

I finished up with half of Rust the book. Also, created database for Bleach anime. Of you want to know all bankai, check it out!

[Sindbad_X]

Finally, published my first blog on dev.to this week. I had been procrastinating for last 15-20 days.

[Oscar]

Learned a lot about UI/UX design! I may have mentioned this before, but I am not an artist, so a lot of these concepts are foreign to me. It's a nice challenge though!

[Debakar Roy]

I trained around 70 developers for 12 hours (4 hours for 3 days) a course on intermediate Python. This was done internally at my company. I have all the material compiled in a GitHub repository: github.com/debakarr/intermediate-p... if someone wants to have a look 😄

[techtech]

More than 200 post reactions

[techtech]

More than 3000 followers!

[Matt Eland]

I signed a contract with LinkedIn Learning to create a course on an AI topic! Now I just need to finish writing the book before the course project ramps up...