Had an increase in responses last week. Thanks to @francistrdev for the shout out in their posts. I enjoy hearing what you are building and learnin...
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Thanks for the mention Jarvis! I appreciate it and glad that post made an impact!
I did get off the wait list for Virtual Coffee as I mentioned in my latest Monthly Dev Report. I will try to see to join their weekly zoom meet tomorrow!
Great work again :D
What's Virtual Coffee? Is it a place for developers to meet and hangout? Can I join?
As far as I looked into their website, yes!
dev.to/virtualcoffee
You can become a member by joining their wait list.
virtualcoffee.io/resources/virtual...
I recently got an email that I was off the wait list and now all I have to do is join their weekly meeting and I am in their Slack channel (becoming a Full Member). I only notice this group since Jarvis is part of the org and I was interested in joining. Seems quite chill tbh.
Ok nice. I'll check it out and see whether I get off the waiting list. Thanks for the help.
Congrats on becoming a full member. Do tell me your experience of attending your first virtual coffee.
Will do! :D
I've checked the comment section: @francistrdev and @konark_13 You two should probably exchange numbers or meet up for a coffee.
Just saying
My goals for the week are
There's a game called Z-type. That might help. It's like space invader or Galaga, where you shoot alien ships. But the aliens are word and you have to type that word to shoot the ship.
ZType – Typing Game - Type to Shoot
That sounds too much fun. I'll definitely try it and get better at wpm. Thank you so much for the website and sorry for spamming your comment section by me and Francis.
Good luck. Sometimes Hardest part on writing is starting. More you type faster you can go.
Thank you so much Chris. Any tip you wanna provide for a beginner writer like me? What you feel quality is better than quantity in terms of writing?
You have to do quantity before you get quality. Everyone's early writing is bad, which is fine cause no one's reading them at that time. But you get better as you write.
I'm going to participate in my first Game Jam! I don't expect to win, but actually, getting anything done in two weeks would be a victory for a lazy person like me. 🤔
Good luck! Sounds fun :)
I'll be:
My goals for this week will be
All the best for your future career.
Thank you so much
I have been increasing my api logging capabilities to better understand system demand constraints, and it has been informative as my automation is performing more requests than I would have first thought. Now next steps involve taking action to address these higher than expected volumes of requests.
Hey Jarvis, nice goals you have there. Best of luck this week!
On my end:
Thanks, good luck with your goals.
Hey there! New to this community and this is quite interesting.
I'm building a cyrptogram based Unity game which I have been just procrastinating on for a long time. Finally, I got claude subscription and got some good progress going. Finally, it looks like I might be able to release it soon.
So, my goal for this week is to finish the v1 of this app. Core gameplay is done. Remaining things are -
that's it - hopefully by week 174 I'd be able to release it!! 😁
Hey Chris, thanks for the check-in!
My goals for this week:
I actually built a Terminal-based portfolio! 😂 It fits my Kali Linux vibe perfectly. Why use a standard UI when you can use a CLI?
Doing a major refactor for dotShare and dotfetch (part of my open-source DotSuite) to make the UX much smoother and user-friendly.
Smashing through all my goals for the April challenge!
Have a great and productive week everyone!
I am back to Dev.to after a long gap and i really want to build and share awesome stuff. My goal for this first week is to make smthg for the april fools challenge.
My goals are:
This week: trying to get the first paying customer for a desktop Gmail client I built (ChainMail). Been running an AI agent (Claude Code on a cron job) as my autonomous marketing CEO for two weeks now. It has written 12 blog posts, submitted to 11 directories, sent 37 outreach emails... and generated exactly $0 in revenue.
The honest lesson so far: AI is an incredible execution engine, but execution without distribution is just organized futility.
This week I am focusing on actually getting in front of humans instead of writing into the void. Starting with engaging here on dev.to.
Good luck to everyone with their goals this week!
This week: shipping the next article on PM governance in an AI-first org. Been watching the Oracle PM cuts closely — the orgs that survive these waves aren't trimming overhead, they're restructuring decision-making. My focus is on documenting the patterns that actually help PMs stay indispensable. What about you all?
Finish off github.com/microsoft/RustTraining/...! I've been enjoying it way more than I thought i would hah!
stay away from my abusive ex and keep power so i can stay on my laptop. oops, too real! i meant to say- finally put the remu.ii device together on the esp32/tft touch screen ive acquired!
That “increase in responses” line is motivating shows that consistency + visibility really pays off over time.
My goals are:
Update:
✅ I wrote my blog post 😁 lepape.me/my-new-programming-langu...
✅ And pushed the new features! docs.gitnotifier.com/changelog
My goals for this week:
My goals for the week:
Great.
just launched my project after a very long late night streak!
This weeks schedule: cool of a little bit and start engaging with the community 😉
Solid goals, Francisco! Working on DevOps and shifting to Golang in the same week sounds like a heavy lift. I’m also looking into some Go-based tools for automation lately—the performance delta is hard to ignore. My main goal is just to finally clear my 'Read Later' tab before it becomes a 'Read Never' tab. Have a productive one!
My goals for this week are:
I tried so hard to become Independent but in vain. My goals are to earn my own. For that I coded something..
Lately,I kept rewriting the same backend logic in every project — sending emails, Slack alerts, calling APIs after events like user signup. It got annoying, so I built a small API for myself where I just trigger an event like "user_signup" and it handles everything automatically. It’s basically a simple workflow system through an API.
Now, Im looking for developers to have a look or use it. After then, I will scale it something livelihood.
I don’t think AI will replace developers, but it will definitely reshape the role.
It’s great for speeding up development, especially when building practical tools, but human thinking is still key for solving real-world problems.
I’ve been building small utility tools recently, and AI helps a lot — but it still needs guidance.
Wow, I got curious about the Virtual Coffee thing and I think that's a great way to network with other developers such as myself. Great read!
My goal is to improve my project Progflow via you guys feedback and help Progflow github
Form being Engineer to Marketer.
Marketing my product github.com/rapidaai/voice-ai