Hey folks
Hope y'all are ready for the weekend! 🙌
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
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Last week Packt and I released Refactoring with C#, my first technical book, to the world.
This morning I signed a contract with Packt on my next book: Data Science in .NET. More to come in the new year!
Way to go!! 🥳 🥳
Love this!
Me too! It's pretty incredible. The book still feels so alien, too! I know the cover, I know the contents, but it still feels fake somehow, like it couldn't be real.
Hey everyone! 🌟 Just popping in to spread some cheer from the recent welcome threads. Big shoutout to @integerman for the epic Bat Computer reveal in an AI code adventure! Welcome aboard, @dbxdev - one of our newest members! 👋 Kudos to @balagmadhu for the spotlight-worthy Product Comparison, and major applause to @badsector998 for breaking barriers in open-source contributions. Your presence brings so much to the DEV community. We regularly feature your wins in our Friday Weekly Wins email, so keep 'em coming! 🎉📧
congrats all ...
Thanks for the pic @erinao
Thanks a lot for the congratulations and shout out.
This is a very kind comment. Thank you.
🎉 I have been on DEV for 1 month! ✨
📰 I published 2 posts on the DEV community! ✨
1 Month Anniversary on DEV! 🎉
Anita Olsen ・ Nov 27
What Lies Ahead After #100DaysOfCode?
Anita Olsen ・ Nov 26
💟 I got a new badge! ✨
👥 The follower count on my DEV profile has exceeded 2000 followers! ✨
💡 Today I opened the first window on my Electronic Games Advent Calendar and I will be getting everything ready for my first electronic game! ✨
🥤 I got a free soft drink (I almost forgot to take a picture)! ✨
Love your weekly wins updates @anitaolsen. They make me so happy!
Aw, thanks 😊 Thank you for reading!
That’s quite the winning streak!
Go!!! 🥳 🥳
I had a role in improving a multi-threaded text search algorithm by 90% - it was great to know we (myself and another) managed to improve it that much. A 2.5 minutes search now takes 12 to 17 seconds to complete.
Excellent work!
Thank you!
Honestly, I finished the coursework for the last class of my bachelor's degree. Which had been sitting unfinished for 25 years.
So I'm done. I'm going to graduate. I'm giving my brain a break this week, and then next week, I'm diving back into my Azure AZ-104 certification and my Docker/Kubernetes course on Udemy.
Wow. Amazing!
Internal team hackathon was a fun first go at that
I had my article on Introduction to Ruby on Rails featured on top of the Google discover page.
I also had my article feature on the first page of Google if you search for "beginner Ruby on Rails tutorials."
I have been in a compulsory paramilitary after-school training in my country all week. Adjusting was hard, but I'm getting a good hang of it!
Wooaaa!! That is so dope, Dumebi. Major congrats! 🙌
Also, I can imagine the paramilitary training is challenging but it sounds like it's been rewarding! 💪
Thanks, Michael!!
Yeah, it's pretty challenging and time consuming too. But I've been having good fun and meeting new people. It's been totally worth it.
Got to the end of NaNoWriMo. 50,000 words in the bag. Not finished the story, but a long way into it.
I completed 800 followers on dev.to this week. I think it's a very big win for me..
Now i went from development to maintain the project
I've created a test strategy to my new project 💪
defintely that I started working at my new company and had a great day onsite for the onboarding (work will be then 100%remote)
I just finished reading (and practicing) a book on software testing.
Advent of Code, Day 1, in Rust - conquered! Blogged about it: dev.to/jwrunge/calibrating-an-elve...
Well,
I've made a new post on dev.to
Made through the first day of Advent of Code
This week I open sourced my project for the first time and started maintaining it! I got lots of contribution and help and I'm totally amazed by the community of people helping with that!
If you want to help us building this tool, trying to use it, writing issues or making PR where open and growing 😃
github.com/Giuliano1993/make-js-co...
After 3 months of searching for a job with grinding my leetcode & interviewcake. I finally got a offer letter for a 6 months contract with AirBus in their innovation team in my country.
Previously, our project had been using GitHub's Self-hosted runner to perform DB migrations.
This week I was able to get rid of the self-hosted runner by refining the deployment process to run it in the ECS Task.
I am hoping this will reduce costs since they don't have to have Instance up and running all the time.
Got the DEV Top Discussion of the Week badge! For this post, about fun coding languages.
I made my own Shake and Bake seasoning thats better than Shake and Bake.
I got my app to deal nicely with errors. Well, almost - still one or two to add into the system.
I went to the FIBER permacomputing talks yesterday and learned a lot about powering computers from mud!
I solved Advent of Code day 1 and today day 2!
I wrote a program that helps manage licenses in GitHub advanced security, and it works! I love it when I’m able to finish projects.
github.com/Dantechdevs/HTML-GL
After almost a year of learning the fundamentals of web development (HTML, CSS, and JS), I've started to learn React lol!
Nice! That's what's up. Everybody has to start somewhere, so I think that every little bit counts when you're one month in. 🙌