What was your win this week?

Cheers to the weekend!

Looking back on your week — what was something you're proud of?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Completing Hacktoberfest!
• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Prioritizing rest and exercise...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Happy Friday!

Comments

[Pratyay Banerjee]

Well I did lot of things this week! ✨

• Wrapped up my 2nd year of Hacktoberfest :D
• Updated the responsiveness of my portfolio site.
• Contributed to 4 major Open source projects!
• Learnt a bit of Kubernetes.
• Completed #30daysofGCP challenge!
• Read 30+ blogs on Dev.to 😎

& learned how to make a pancake 😂

[Eevis]

I published my first technical blogpost this week 🎉👩🏻‍💻

GraphQL, You're Intuitive and Flexible, We'll Be Friends

Eevis Panula (she/her) ・ Oct 29 ・ 6 min read

#techtalks #graphql #womenintech

[Shannon Crabill]

I made some updates to my halloweenti.me project that I had never done before. Including.

• CSS animations
• Open graph / Twitter cards
• Optimizations for load time (deferring Javascript, etc)

[Mike Bybee]

1. Got my "congratulations for coming aboard!" CTO meeting.
2. Set up a meeting to work with another startup under my "umbrella of startups working on modular code that benefits multiple startups" model (a technical co-founder so I don't have to do all the coding work, and a recent boot camp grad - never too soon to start!).
3. Finally signed up for Y Combinator's free Startup School (gib vouchers blz). PG's initial post on ideation is amazing.

[Sagar]

Fixed navigation problems in our app.

[Vicente G. Reyes]

• A much awaited release of our songs on all music platforms, 8 years after recording it and 15 years(i think) after being in this band. I play the lead guitar. This has 2 filipino songs and 2 english songs.

• Started building the mailing list for the community im building
  mailchi.mp/92bc4c3eda83/newsletter...

• Was granted by the Department of Science and Technology a Scholarship Grant on Coursera
  

[Prakhar Yadav]

Well, I had a few tiny wins.

• completed a research paper on Video Recommendation Systems.
• started paying attention towards my physical health. Exercising daily and taking adequate rest.
• trying not to get over stressed by the plenty work at hand. Just doing little bit at a time.

So... cheers 🍻

[krishna kakade]

Hacktoberfest2020 🎉✨wrapup and few key🔑 points🎯 to note

krishna kakade ・ Oct 24 ・ 2 min read

#hacktoberfest #opensource #javascript #computerscience

and happy Halloween all!

[Alex Zherdev]

Launched my website/blog 🙌 It's not much (yet) but it's honest work 😄
alexzher.dev/

[Dharmen Shah]

I created a CSS called Keyboard CSS. You can use it to showcase your keyboard shortcuts... 😊

Repo: github.com/shhdharmen/keyboard-css
NPM: npmjs.com/package/keyboard-css
Website: shhdharmen.github.io/keyboard-css/

shhdharmen / keyboard-css

Show off your keyboard shortcuts with style 🦄.

Show off your keyboard shortcuts with style 🦄.

Keyboard CSS

Keyboard CSS is a library of ready-to-use, cross-browser compatible keyboard like button UI for use in your web projects. Great for showing off your keyboard shortcuts.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
  • Basic Usage
    • Usage with kbd
    • Usage with button and a
  • Remove Surface Border
  • Sizing
  • States
  • Colors
• Usage with Javascript
• Advanced Configuration Options with SASS
  • Variables file
  • Change font size
  • Add new size
  • Change depth
• License and Contributing
  • Contributing
  • Code of Conduct
• Contributors ✨

Installation

Add it directly to your webpage using a link tag, thanks to unpkg.com:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/keyboard-css@1.2.4/dist/css/main.min.css" />

or install it with npm:

npm i keyboard-css

with yarn:

yarn add keyboard-css

Usage

According to W3C, the kbd element represents user input (typically keyboard input, although it may also be used to represent other input, such as…

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