Hey everybody 👋
Hope everyone here has a wonderful weekend!
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
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I finally managed to finish an article on which I had worked for two weeks, most of that time battling writer's block.
Additionally, I made my first contribution to Forem's repository by initiating a discussion about adding internationalization to dev.to: github.com/forem/forem/discussions....
That is awesome! Well done!
Hey man, how are you?!
Are you running the Forem with Docker?!
No, I initiated the discussion using GitHub. However, you can do it by following this guide: developers.forem.com/getting-start....
Ooh, okayy! Thanks man!
13k followers here!
Amazing, congratulations.
I hacked a Hubspot form and made it look good! That iframe is a nightmare, iykyk.
1000+ followers and published two blog posts.
Congratulations !!!!
That is awesome! Well done!
Nice milestone. Saw your NextJS open-source project list, cool stuff!
Thank you.
I built a Vscode Extension to get explanation for my codebase from the editor itself. It has over 50 installations now!
Got out of my comfort zone and signed up for a challenging workshop.
That's huge!
Keep it going!
After having tried to sell our startup's ChatGPT chatbots for 4 months, and failing miserably, things are finally starting to pick up, and we're getting many orders per week now. Not really developer related, but it's refreshing realising somebody out there is actually willing to pay for all the hard work we put into our development :)
What's been working?
It's a combination of everything. Our sales process, the communication on the website, SEO, Social Media initiatives, etc ...
Weeks not over just yet for me! The weekends are when I shine... Hopefully I'll have started on my programming language's virtual machine and it'll be a real win when I see some of the operations executing statements!
Published my first ever blog.
Here it is My first blog
Congratulations!
Thanks @jarvisscript :)
Congratulations 🎊 🎊
Thanks :)
Well...
--> My article got featured on Dev Community's twitter, and also on Dormoshie's blog.
--> I got to write an article that helped the community.
I can't think of others rn, but these are flagships for now.
It's a literal win: my solution for yesterday's CSS Battle came out on top for the first time! 🤩
I don't know if it'll happen again, there are some seriously talented CSS coders there... But I'll take this win!
Finally implemented resumable downloads in our app, NOMone Desktop. Now even in areas with unreliable internet, users can still download and enjoy desktop Linux on their android phones. I have been putting this off since forever! if Allah wills, we'll be releasing this update after plenty of testing.
Started writing my fourth blog on Rust basics. Recently, I started learning Rust and I am actually loving it. So I thought I would write something about whatever I have learnt in Rust. Currently writing my fourth blog (All of them are currently drafts. Will be published soon.)
Figured out work around for Power BI when using Analyze in Excel. The values field for the pivot table wouldn't allow adding sigma categories from fact tables. I'm used to GCC tenant limitations but this was a software limitation that I absolutely needed to overcome. It came at a cost on the DEV side for me but totally worth it.
I got 999 followers 😁
I used CSS transitions and animations for the very first time: codepen.io/tbroyer/pen/jOXVjjM (ok, @jh3y made most of the work, this is a fork of his pen, and I applied @bramus' tip to go from "scroll driven animation" (animation is directly linked to scroll position) to "scroll triggered animation" (animation has fixed time-based duration, and is triggered when crossing a scroll threshold).
It's not perfect (the avatar animation restarts if you cross the threshold again while the first animation was still running, ideally it would just reverse from where it was) but it was my very first time with those and I didn't spend that much time doing it, so I'm rather happy with the result!
I'm happy to share that my quest to modernize my web application skills via Seltekit have been going well, and after following Huntabyte's video on youtube have got Sveltekit + Zod + Superforms working, along with drizzle-orm.
After watching (sullenly) as React grew in popularity, I feel that Sveltekit is a breath of fresh air and the alternative that makes a lot more sense to me.
Rich Harris and the others who have contributed to that whole project -- Thank You all.
Had my email address leaked in a group email from a popular development based blogging site (they put all the email addresses in the
tofield!)Yay! Does that count as a win? 😔
I'm actually curious how laws work around this stuff? I'm fairly sure in some jurisdictions (maybe not Thailand though) this kind of leak - either through a breach or by accident - is punishable by fines.
Does anyone know anything about this?
I guess. All PR is good PR. 😉
Started a new tricky project and haven't lost my mind yet learning about LLMs, parameters, image prompting, aspect ratios, shot types, and couple of tools online to bring that all together.
1000+ followers here and finally settled on the new design for my portfolio!
2K views here!
Published post after a long 7 months of not posting. Really missed it! Already working on next weeks post. :)
Locally mapping the Form to make some contributions, because I really want to be a builder of this project that I like so much 🤘
I got accepted to contribute as an author at freeCodeCamp publication! 🤩
Finished my desk automation project and got enough courage to post it here
Completing my Api design and testing.
I finished drafting 3 chapters in "Refactoring with C#". I'm calling it for the day but I think tomorrow I'll more likely than not finish my first draft of the entire book.
My team released a new app this week for helping high school students apply to college!!
commonessay.com
I got 2K+ Followers. Thanks to the community!
3k+ followers here!! lfg🚀
Discussing perspective in CSS in detail in our CSS course. (It was a quite some work to do to write the chapter.)
Finished a client site only for them to cancel the training session we had set for today…goof off day! 🎉
Passed 2,500 followers.
Posted articles for seven straight days on LiinkedIn.
I have started to learn NodeJs & Express.