What was your win this week?

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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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[Ben Morris]

• Got my first API with PostgreSQL DB on AWS RDS up and running.
• Learned about and implemented PG Promise to connect and query a DB using raw SQL files.
• Migrated to a remote Test DB using knex-migrate-sql-file by ozum
• Set up and Seeded the same DB using raw SQL files via knex by vitaly-t
• Set up testing of the API on the RDS instance with mocha / chai to run with an npm script.

[Pravin Poudel]

This week I worked to develop my own site icodeeveryday.com/ . This is just 3 days young and I hope it will grow. I am re-learning about the cookie, local storage, session storage and session in detail.
The review is the best thing I need at the moment to raise traffic and improve quality.
Here is the screenshot of the landing page:

[Jochen Lillich]

I started The Daily Bootup, a half-hour morning livestream in which I discuss questions on Remote Work with my viewers. I hope it can help some of the people who are finding themselves thrust into working from home all of a sudden!

[Davide Bellone]

I wrote an article about asynchronous programming in C#, and I think it's my best article so far :) I'm really proud of it (you'll see it here Tuesday or Wednesday )

[Frank Font]

Published a post on complexity so there is that!

[Rafael Ahrons]

Finally add tests to my flask app. Was struggling with modules and packaging in Python, but finally win!! Now my project has tests and the CI is testing every commit that I made!!!

[Mark Railton]

I published my first post on dev.to!!!