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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Getting a promotion!
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄
Happy Friday!
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I was finally able to finish my side project! It is a starter kit for a shopping cart that uses NextJS (a ReactJS framework) and an AntD design system - github.com/loq24/react-ecommerce.
I was able to attend the first Virtual Django meetup and learned a lot! 😄
Got 2 paying customers for MeetingPlace.io - woot! 🎉
Sweet, congrats Chris 🥳
Thanks! Since the site is based around physical groups (in person meetup type groups) the lockdown really killed off activity (and one of my first customers cancelled :/) but it's found a new life with virtual events and remote groups!
So I'm leaning really hard into the remote side of things :)
Yup, it is an interesting situation for the world as many of us look for new ways to interact.
In early January 2020, I was dreaming about getting paid as a speaker for many dev conferences 🙄🙃
heh, yep! The world took a crazy left turn and upended so many plans :/
we're going to production next week! 🥳🥳
I’ve been learning the basics of Golang and loving it so far! Also finished editing 2 JavaScript tutorials I’ll publish here this weekend. Lastly my take home project for a React/Node position is due today wish me luck fingers crossed
I’ve always wanted to learn about Golang, but I never have any ideas of anything to actually build with it so I’d probably forget it all. This is what happened with me and Python, Ruby, and Elixir. I spent a lot of time learning them, never used them for anything significant, and my brain did a garbage collection and deleted the knowledge - or at least, moved it to archival storage 😃
I literally was just having this conversation with someone last night about how you start to lose knowledge of a programming language if you’re not working with it on a consistent basis lol! I resonate deeply. That happened to me with python, NodeJS, c++, swift and now even CSS and I’m a frontend dev lmaoo. I hope to livestream building stuff with Go. There’s an idea I have in mind to build an expense manager app with user auth/reg so I’m hoping that motivates me. I also found writing blog posts or tutorials on my learnings helps reinforce the concepts too
Ah yes, the glorious expense app. If I had a peswa for each time I started then abandoned such projects, I'd have a cedi. I have excuses out the wazoo, but you at least have a plan which can help you stick with it.
I'm rooting for you! 🙂👍
The key IMO or at least what works for me is to do smaller problems (Micropatterns - youtube.com/watch?v=9uvp4h7gXHg). I watched it in one of the talks about learning Elixir, but this works fine for any language. So its easier to stay engaged and learn the language if you work on smaller problems exercism.io for an instance.
Finally wrote a new blog and started working on a new one!!
I published my second article about "Npm over Yarn" :)
I prefer
npmas well!Good to know☺️
re-designed datorss.com
Oh so many, where do I begin?! Okay let's try:
Loving the plant care website ☘️
What kind of plants do you have?
Thank you! 😁 I have quite a few, but the most important ones are these: Sansevieria Trifasciata, ZZ Plant, Alocasia Polly, Alocasia Zebrina, and a few different Crotons and Spider plants. I have about 40 in total right now 🌿
What about you?
That's a lovely family of plants and so many!
I just started adopting plants this year:
Currently propagating the pothos too!
It's an amazing, but dangerous thing to start. Before you know it you have a jungle at home!
Pothos is still on my wishlist, so once the garden center opens again, I'm going to see if they have it!
Released a new major version of my emoji picker component, Emoji Button! Was working for several weeks on fixes and improvements, I’m really happy with how it turned out. Hopefully others will find it useful!
emoji-button.js.org/