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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small ๐
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Automating a tedious task that saves you hours
- Having your solution work on the first try
- Pair programming and enjoying it
- Starting a new book ๐
Happy Friday!
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I added a new feature requested by a teammate to imdone-cli.
imdone template- Apply a template to an existing Jira issueThey wanted it for adding things like demo steps, implementation tasks and definition of done to stories they pick up.
This week submitted my first entry for DEV frontend challenge, trying to be consistent again on DEV
Spooky Scene with Gothic Castle and Grim Reaper CSS Art for Frontend Challenge - Halloween Edition
amananandrai ใป Oct 23
I migrated my two blogs from WordPress to Astro in three days... thanks to AI, which helped me resolve the bugs I couldn't fix! It's online, and I no longer have to worry about maintenance.
Almost cried on Monday when I saw more than me and friends posting on the Parenting Subforem ๐ฅน
Parenting
A place for parents to the share the joys, challenges, and wisdom that come from raising kids. We're here for them and for each other.
woohoo!
3 week into a Masters in SWE...been heading to classes after work, it's honestly been hard time wise. 12 weeks remaining...
You got this!
Best wishes for acing it all.
I've started learning Rust, and I see it as a win
I gave Rust a try a few years back, working on a small OS for the rp2040. I was about a week into the project when I hit a bizarre and frustrating problem: my development machine started getting a 'Blue Screen of Death' every single time I tried to compile.
I hadn't seen a BSOD in ages! The main draw for me was Rust's promise of memory safety, so having the compiler itself crash my entire OS felt deeply ironic. It was discouraging enough that I ended up stepping away from Rust.
I'm curious if anyone else ever experienced system-level instability with the toolchain back then?
๐ maaaahnn
Let's see what awaits me.
What are you currently working on ?
Haha, fingers crossed your journey is much smoother than mine was!
To answer your question, I'm actually working on my own interpreter language called jdBasic. It's written in C++ and already runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, and in the browser.
My big project right now is trying to get it ported over to the rp2040 as well, which is what brought back those old memories! If you're curious, the project is at jdBasic.
Iโve earned my GitHub Foundations Certification yesterday, for that Iโve shared the full story in my article, my learning resources, and how you can earned your GitHub cert too
Wrote my first post on gg. Fellow gamers, join me!
The Unwritten Language of Video Games
Jim Hill ใป Oct 23
I've shared a small report about new SFTPGo - which is an amazing & powerful project - (see
drakkan/sftpgo) release :It wasn't really my win, but we still got a few cool pull requests accepted for our project participating in Hacktoberfest 2025. It's awesome; we've done a lot of great work this month:
github.com/hmpl-language/hmpl/pulls
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