Hey there!
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
- Finishing a great book ... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Congrats on your accomplishments this week!
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Finally making something work after one week of trying. I found myself smiling for quite some time on Friday. It was a nice end-of-the-week moment. I guess this is why I love the struggle in programming.
With the Hackathon, I learned how I create a new GitHub Action, how I use GITHUB_TOKEN, and how work Nodejs with Actions. Very nice experience !
Oh ! Also know more about Perspective API from JIGSAW (by Google)
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Relaunch of Info Rhino's website
A huge amount of work has gone into rebuilding our web data platform to be data ready.
inforhino.co.uk
We relaunched our website with a better description of services and products.
The hope is to relaunch our property platform and a cryptocurrency data platform shortly.
Do take a look as the focus is on collaboration.
My win of the week has been being part of a team that delivered an outstanding demo this morning to some higher ups in the clients company. We put a lot of work into it and a lot of late hours but, in the end we got some amazing feedback and congratulations for our hard work that really put a nice end to the week.
This week was fairly great for me! Here are some wins:
I also would recommend Ghost over WordPress for blogging, it's open source and has great features! Here's a link to the Ghost documentation.
I finished my submission for the GitHub Actions Hackathon and they shared it on twitter 😱
Using GitHub Actions to turn contributors into heroes of an open source game
Paula Santamaría ・ Dec 9 ・ 3 min read
I decided I want to commit to blogging more regularly. So this week I posted my first new post in a while and have some more lined up. Felt so good to just write my thoughts! ✍️😃
Logging .NET to AWS CloudWatch: Understanding the basics using AWS SDK
Ivan Kahl ・ Dec 10 ・ 8 min read
I passed through Azure Certified: Developer Associate exam
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thingy in javascript. Implemented it in my app. Kinda satisfied nowBefore:

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